BLACK IN TIME ENTERPRISES

Lorraine Hansberry

On March 11, 1959, Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin In The Sun, Opened At The Ethel Barrymore Theate...

Harriet Tubman

Harriet Tubman, The Most Famous Conductor On The Underground Railroad, Died March 10, 1913, In Auburn, New York. At The Time Of Her Death Tubman Had ...

North Carolina A&T State University

On March 9. 1891, North Carolina A&T State University Was Founded, Following An Act Ratifie...

Walter F. White

Crispus Attucks

Crispus Attucks Died On March 5, 1770. The Event, Which Came To Be Known As The Boston Massacre, Marked The Beginning Of American's Fight For Independence From British Rule. In E...

Bert Williams

Egbert Austin Williams, The Legendary Comedian, Considered By Many To Be The Greatest Vaudeville Performer I...

Jackie Joyner-Kersee

Blanche Kelso Bruce

Blanche Kelso Bruce, The First Black To Serve A Full Term In Th...

Jimmie Lee Jackson

Jimmie Lee Jackson Was Born In Marion, Alabama in December 1938. He Was A Farm Laborer And Church Deacon. He Was Also Active In The Civil Rights Movement.

Elijah Muhammad

Roberta Flack

On The Week Beginning February 24, 1973, Singer, Roberta Flack, Had A Billboard Number One Hit Single With The Song, "Killing Me Softly With His Song." The Song Remained In That Position For Five We...

W.E.B. Du Bois

One Of The Greatest Intellectuals Of The 20th Century, William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, Was Born In Barrington, Massachusetts On February 23, 1...

Julius Erving

Basketball Legend Julius Winfie...

Smokey Robinson

Singer, Songwriter, Record Producer, William "Smokey" Robinson Was Born February 19, 1940, In Detroit Michigan

The Antislavery Movement

The First Formal Protest Against Slavery In The Western World Took Place On February 18, 1688, By Four Mennonite Men In Germantown Pennsylvania.

Basketball Legend, Michael Jeffrey Jordan, Was Born On February 17, 1963 In Brooklyn, New York.

Considered By Many, The Greatest Basket...

Joe Frazier

On February 16,1970, Joe Frazier Knocked Out Jimmy Ellis In The 5th Round, In N...

Nat King Cole

Nat King Cole, At One Time, The Most Successful Post-World War II, Black Pop Singer, Died Of Lung Cancer On February 15, 1965. He Was 45 Years Old At T...

NAACP Founders

On February 12, 1909, Six Blacks, Most Of Them Former Members Of The Shor...

Barbara C. Harris

On February 11, 1989, At The Age Of 58, The Reverend Barbara C. Harris Was Ordained As Bishop Of The Episcopal Dioc...