Malcolm X was a prominent African-American Muslim leader in the civil rights movement who preached the ideal of protecting oneself by...

Carter G. Woodson was an American historian, author, and journalist, and is often credited as being “The Father of Black History.”...

Born April 24, 1928, St. Louis Missouri, Maya Angelou was an American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. An instrumental figure...

Marsha P. (“Pay it no Mind”) Johnson, a transgender, African-American, LGBTQ+ rights activist and advocate for trans people of color,...

Today remarks the first day of the Year of the Tiger and the first day of the new Lunar Year. The New Year usually begins with the first...

With unsettled peace and continued cultural uncertainty, our club is picking up with a new and improved team. This club is restarting,...

Black History Month is a very significant month in our calendar. 2020 was a huge year for the progression of Black History. With the...

In effort to create a safer enviroment, limiting the spreading of the longing illness COVID-19, many social restrictions have been...

This past November was National American Indian Heritage Month, a month celebrating the diverse culture’s traditions. Throughout...

Racism, is it the new normal? Racism is prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or group because of their...

Six Degrees, the first ever social media platform was created in 1997. It was a platform that allowed people to create a profile and...

In May 2020, protests arose around the country, demanding justice for the deaths of George Floyd and many other Black American citizens...

As a community and anti-hate group we are star struck with the latest news and protests. Our entire purpose was to educate the...

What is a culture? A culture is the manifestation created by a group of people with a common goal. It is the way of life, the taste of...