During World War II, United States military regulations forbade the possession of personal journals, especially about war life. Valorous WWII Sergeant Johnnie Stevens of the first Black 761st Tank Battalion in a segregated army secretly inked his arduous footsteps while immortalizing and memorializing the gory and grievous path to triumph as a Black war hero. […]
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Opal Lee: Reflecting on Juneteenth’s Past, Present, and the Promise
In the heart of Fort Worth, Texas, amidst the echoes of history and the whispers of progress, the Buckeye Review had the Read More
President Joe Biden recently hosted the Kansas City Chiefs at the White House, commending the team for its sportsmanship both on and Read More
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Homecoming Hero: Tuskegee Names Distinguished Alum as New President
The Tuskegee University Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Mark Brown ‘86 as the university’s 10th president Read More
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“A Sickness to Erase History:” Sheryl Lee Ralph Champions Untold
Sheryl Lee Ralph has graced the stage for the last three decades. From Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, Moesha, Dream Girls, Read More
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Empowering Through Sports: Vaughan’s #BlockBack Paves the Way for Young
Vaughan Anoa’i a rising star athlete with a passion for volleyball and a deep connection to her Samoan heritage, is using Read More
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Leveling the Playing Field: HBCU Newsrooms Get Tech and Funding
The Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University will award nearly $200,000 to 10 student newsrooms at Historically Black Colleges and Read More
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Atlanta’s Racial Disparities Persist: Insights from the 2024 Changing the
DESPITE SOME IMPROVEMENTS SINCE 2019, RACIAL DISPARITIES AND INEQUITIES PERSIST IN ATLANTA The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 2024 Changing the Odds report shows Read More
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The Legacy Continues: Ronald Yancey Passes the Torch at Georgia
On a momentous graduation day at Georgia Tech, history came full circle as Ronald Yancey, the university’s first Black graduate, proudly Read More
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NAACP Partners with Lyft to Transport Voters to the Polls
Recently, the NAACP and Lyft announced their partnership in the Lyft Up Voting Access Program Read More
