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What a way to kick off Black History month. A letter written by a freed slave to his former master has surfaced again after almost 150 years and is creating a lot of buzz.
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James Langston Hughes was born February 1, 1902, in Joplin, Missouri, but would make his mark in New York City as one of the key voices of the Harlem Renaissance.
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For centuries, brilliant African American inventors have been contributing to the fields of science, mechanics, business, and recreation. For example, did you know the potato chip was invented by African American chef George Crum in 1853? Or that African American inventor Philip Downing patented the street letter drop mailbox in 1881? African American inventions are all around you everyday. Read on about other interesting
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Despite the rough nature of his sport, Muhammad Ali was one of the smoothest persons ever to walk the Earth. His poetic verse and well-considered metaphors came out a time during the 1960s when boxers were
better known for punching than speaking. But Muhammad Ali did speak, and spoke intelligently – in a loud, boisterous and uncompromising voice. In this way, Ali was the public epitome of
Karen’s Power Thought airs every weekday at 2:45pm. Here is today’s dose of motivation and inspiration.
Power Thought: Innovate
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