50 Years Later at Mason Temple

Dignitaries and legends from the Civil Rights Movement are in Memphis tonight to commemorate the 50 years after Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination. On April...

Remembering Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr: 50 Years Later

50 years ago Dr. King ignited his last audience with his speech at Mason Temple in Memphis. A single bullet stole the young preacher’s life as...

The Georgia Man Behind Black History for the Rest of the Year

She was one of the first black teachers to enter the Fulton County school system during desegregation in Georgia. The white teachers treated her like an...

I Am My Own Black History

For years, Joseph Harris served his country. A member of the United States Navy, he served as far away as Spain and Pensacola. Then he would...

Three Biblical Tips for Living with More Life

Let me ask a question. Does your life feel chaotic, unmanageable, out-of-control? I can relate if that’s the case. Some of us have lived too long...

Pressing On in the Name of Family Tradition

All but the most casual fashions eventually make a trip to a professional dry cleaner. Right across the street from the University of Arkansas at Pine...

“Black Panther” Heads Into Second Weekend

“It’s Called Life” premiering April 7 At The University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff

Gospel music producer and director, Dedric Jones, is releasing a faith-based movie in April. “It’s Called Life” follows the ups and downs of James Johnson whose...

The Sweet Potato: For More Than Pies

The humble sweet potato is the darling of the Thanksgiving dinner in many homes. But, for an innovative youth entrepreneurship project in St. Louis, this healthy...

Honoring Daisy Bates’ Warrior Spirit

Arkansans paid tribute to a civil rights icon today, celebrating Daisy Bates Day. Bates is the symbol of dignified resistance to racism. She helped guide the...