Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Michael Jackson.
Yes people, although not as widely observed in recent years, today starts what is known as "Black History Month". When people usually think of this, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. or Malcom X come to mind instantly. But this month, I will observe some of history's greatest minds who happen to be black! To kick this off, let's take a look at a woman by the name of Oprah Winfrey.
Okay, Following up to yesterday's post we now delve into another Female entrepreneur. She was one of the first female self-made millionaires in America! I speak of Madam C. J. Walker:
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today, we would like to shine a light on a botanist by the name of George Washington Carver.
Bio: George Washington Carver (1860s – January 5, 1943), was an American botanist and inventor. He became well-known to the public due to his active promotion of alternative crops to cotton and methods to prevent soil depletion.
Hello and good evening everyone! Now today's topic of discussion is a more on the lighthearted tone! He was a great musician and overcame many things in his life including drug addiction and rose to achieve stardom! Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you: Mr. Ray Charles!
Okay, today's will be a bit different. I'd like to show a video on Black people and Comic books and just how special the two things go together:
Now, this may be just one person's opinion, but for a lot of us, the thoughts are similar.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Joe Louis.
I'd like to add more, but this one sums it up pretty well.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Dr. Maya Angelo.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's subject is Jackie Robinson.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's subject is one I hold near and dear to my heart. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Whitney Houston!:
She was gone for 4 days this time... usually it's only a 2 or 3 day wait. (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are 2 days apart, but Friday and Monday are 3 days apart)
It continues my friends, let's get into our next letter:
H is for....Hyena!
*There are 4 species of Hyena (Spotted, Striped, Brown and the Aardwolf).
*Hyenas are very social creatures and live in groups called clans.
*Females tend to be larger than males. Because of this, clans are usually a matriarchy.
*While Hyenas tend to be carnivorous, Aardwolves are actually insectivorous (eats insects/bugs).
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's subject needs no true introduction as he's best known for his films and comedy shows including: Norbit, Doctor Doolittle, Shrek and more! Ladies and Gentlemen, may I introduce to you, Mr. Eddie Murphy!
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. DISCLAIMER: The Title is misleading. I am actually going to be talking about a time honored tradition known as many different things in different cultures. Yet here in America it's known generally as Mardi Gras.
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Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today we will be highlighting a woman who's determination as an abolitionist helped over 700 slaves to freedom in the north. Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you a Mrs. Harriet Tubman.
Welcome to the FINAL installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is actually the man we give credit for us celebrating this month anyways. Mr. Carter G. Woodson.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Sojourner Truth.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is our former First Lady of the United States, Mrs. Michelle Obama.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Chris Rock.
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