today in black history

July 05, 2020

Arthur Ashe, Jr. won the men's singles tennis championship at Wimbledon in 1975, making him the first Black male to take the title.

Saad and Shaw

From The Bottom Up: Segment 6

The Changing Face of Leadership

POSTED: February 11, 2009, 9:16 am

Dilettante J. Bass and Shareef Nash – Two young brothers making change.

Related References

books
- Handbook of U.S. Labor Statistics 2008
  Employment, Earnings, Prices, Productivity, and Other Labor Data
media
- President Bush Addresses the Nation
  A NorthStar Network news report on President Bush's speech on Iraq
- Black Politicians in New Jersey Reach New Low
  NorthStar Network Editorial 2003
- DC Voting Rights
  A NorthStar Network news report on voting rights in the nation's capital
- Hate American Style
  Violence in Iraq is eerily similar to what Blacks experienced in the era of Jim Crow
- White House Seeks to Muzzle Foreign Press
  Bush White House seeks to silence foreign press over criticism of Iraq War
organizations
- African Environmental Research Consulting Group (AERCG)
  Dr. Peter A. Sam, Chairman/CEO
- African Development Institute Inc.
  Lee Cassanelli: Director
documents
- Black College Advocacy Handbook, 2006
  A handy advocacy tool to help you support historically Black colleges and universities
- U.S. Senate Directory, 110th Congress
  A directory of U.S. Senators in the 110th Congress
- Mayoral Policy Caucus on Prisoner Reentry
  City of Chicago launches felon reentry initiative
- Annual CBC Banquet Program, 1974
  The program from the Congressional Black Caucus annual black tie dinner in 1974
- HBCU Achievement Study
  A look at student achievement on the campuses of historically Black colleges and universities

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