95-Year-Old Tuskegee Airman ‘Woody’ Woodhouse Honored With Two Murals In Boston Airport And New Rank
As Woody would say, "I just keep on stepping." Congratulations to one of the last Tuskegee Airmen!...
Tag : World War II
Johnnie Jones Sr, Louisiana Civil Rights Icon and Purple Heart Recipient, Dies At 102
R.I.P. to Mr. Johnnie Jones Sr. Thank you for your service sir......
Honoring A Hero: Meet The Longest-Serving Black Aviator In The Massachusetts Army National Guard
Thank you Stephen Boyd for your service!...
Philadelphia Filmmaker Gregory Cooke Highlights Black Rosie The Riveters in New Documentary
West Philadelphia filmmaker Gregory Cooke is releasing a documentary aimed at highlighting the Black women who were overlooked during World War II....
‘Fighting for the Right to Fight’ Tells the African American World War II Story
On Digital Learning Day, Feb. 22 next year, the museum will be airing the webcast Fighting for the Right to Fight, which tells the story...
African American Students Win Marshall Scholarships
The Marshall Scholarships program was established by an act of the British Parliament and is a national gesture of thanks to the American people for...
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Soldier’s War Within
As US involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan come to an end, many soliders are faced with the realities of post traumatic stress disorder and few...
Why ‘Red Tails’ Will Make Us Soar
George Lucas' Red Tails does not just highlight the struggles of the Tuskegee Airmen but the accomplishments of African Americans in adversity...
In the News: Sears Holdings to Close 100-120 Stores; Forgotten Black WWII Veteran Recognized and More
See what’s going on in the world with today’s compilation of news around the Web...
The Black Patriot in America
The documentary "For the Love of Liberty: The Story of American's Black Patriots," a two-part series, tells the untold story of the American black patriot,...