08: Edward Bouchet was genius... but that still wasn't enough

08: Edward Bouchet was genius... but that still wasn't enough

Edward Bouchet was the first Black person to receive a PhD in America. He was intelligent and more than capable but even with his amazing accomplishments, he would not be granted the same opportunities as his peers.

This is his story...

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23: William Dorsey Swann and the Origins of Drag

23: William Dorsey Swann and the Origins of Drag

William Dorsey Swann hosted the first documented Drag Balls in the United States. The House of Swann was a safe space for queer Black people to dance, sing and cultivate community. That is until polic...

22 Feb 202421min

22: Sheila Guyse in Black Hollywood

22: Sheila Guyse in Black Hollywood

Sheila Guyse was mentioned amongst those like Dorothy Dandridge and Lena Horne. She was featured on the covers of magazines like Jet, Ebony and Hue but what happened to her and why don’t we know her s...

15 Feb 202414min

21: The Man that killed Jim Crow: Charles Hamilton Houston

21: The Man that killed Jim Crow: Charles Hamilton Houston

Did you know that the reason Brown vs. The Board of Education’s ruling to end segregation in schools was actually because of a man named Charles Hamilton Houston? He is known as “the man who killed Ji...

8 Feb 202413min

20: Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth

20: Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth

Today we correlate Juneteenth to the freedom of enslaved African Americans in Texas after the Emancipation Proclamation but for the 'Grandmother of Juneteenth', Opal Lee, June 19th has a double meanin...

1 Feb 202415min

19: Alice Coachman going for Gold

19: Alice Coachman going for Gold

The first Black woman to win a gold medal at the Olympics was from Albany, Georgia. But before she performed on the world's stage, she was a star athlete and standout that ran dirt roads barefoot and ...

17 Feb 20237min

18: Sister Rosetta Tharpe started Rock 'n' Roll

18: Sister Rosetta Tharpe started Rock 'n' Roll

When we think about the pillars of Rock & Roll, we usually think about Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, and more popular figures. However, did you know that a Black woman is known as the “godmother” of Rock ...

10 Feb 202312min

17: Gloria Richardson started a Movement

17: Gloria Richardson started a Movement

I’m sure you’ve all seen the famous photograph of the woman casually pushing aside a bayonet-tipped riffle as she side-eyes soldiers. Her name was Gloria Richardson and she was the powerful force behi...

3 Feb 202315min

16: Bayard Rustin was the backbone of The March on Washington

16: Bayard Rustin was the backbone of The March on Washington

Bayard Rustin was an openly gay Black man that helped plan and strategize many of the major civil right's events in history. Even when people tried to weaponize his sexuality against him, Bayard stood...

19 Feb 202129min

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