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When Cynthia P. Ham was six months pregnant, she began decorating the nursery for her first child. She went to stores near her Greensboro, North Carolina, home in search of...
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When Cynthia P. Ham was six months pregnant, she began decorating the nursery for her first child. She went to stores near her Greensboro, North Carolina, home in search of...
Retired Dr. Henry W. B. “Hank” Smith III overcame challenges to become one of the first Black cardiologists in Greensboro, North Carolina. Now, he is helping the Black community improve their well-being, including building wealth.
Fine artist Cheryl R. Riley has a wide-ranging career, spanning more than four decades and extensive body of work that includes public and private art.
Find out why this Olympics gold medal winner is trying to encourage black youth to take up swimming
Marcyliena H. Morgan, founding director of Harvard's Hip Hop Archive & Research Institute, died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease.