OUR HISTORY MAKERS: Hank Aaron
In honor of Black History Month Radio One takes a look at the life of Hank Aaron.
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Our History Makers: Jackie Robinson
For Black History Month Radio One takes a look at the life of Jackie Robinson as part of the “Our History Makers” series
Read MoreOur History Makers: Martin Luther King Jr.
The South’s racism was on full display as African Americans from Virginia to Alabama and beyond fought for equality. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. became the face of the movement.
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28 DAYS IN HISTORY :: Alfred L. Cralle
Alfred L. Cralle (September 4, 1866–1920) was an African-American from Virginia who became an inventor and businessman in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Read More28 DAYS OF HISTORY :: Rubin Carter // 2.16.11
Rubin Carter was a middleweight boxing champion once ranked as a top contender in the early 1960s.
Read More28 DAYS OF HISTORY :: Sugarhill Gang
Sugarhill Gang holds a special place in music history as the group with the first hip hop single to reach the Top 40.
Read More28 DAYS OF HISTORY :: Carter G. Woodson
Carter G. Woodson, the son of slaves was self-educated until the age of 20 when he was able to attend and complete high school in two years.
Read More28 Days Of History: Aretha Franklin
Aretha Franklin found great success in music with her late-’60s hits with Atlantic Records
Read More28 DAYS OF HISTORY :: MUM BETT // 2/9/11
Mum Bett came into this world about 1748. She was born a slave, owned by Peter Hogebooma (a Dutchman), who lived in Claverack, New York.
Read More28 DAYS OF HISTORY :: Earl “Moonfixer” Lloyd
Earl “Moonfixer” Lloyd was the first Black man to play in the NBA.
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