It takes a while to get to the top, but the current crop of blacks who head government affairs offices in Washington

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Fashion Week attendees are embracing lots of animal patterns, including snake prints. And turbans are simply

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Jackson was chosen as Playboy's Playmate of the Month in March 1965, becoming the first African American to receive

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With 400-plus members, 10 drum majors and more than 100 years of zigzag formations and booty-shakin' tunes, Florida

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Both Howard and Morehouse boast some very notable alumni, professors and, well, dropouts. In honor of the Nation's

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Ntsiki Biyela is an oddity in South Africa: She is a winemaker. She stands out not for her profession in this

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By the late '20s, Armstrong's influence as a trumpeter and vocal stylist was central to what jazz was and would

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At the 1999 VMAs, Afeni Shakur and Voletta Wallace, the mothers of slain rappers Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.,

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It's tall (the centerpiece sculpture is 30 feet), expensive (the final cost is $120 million) and sprawling (the

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Instead of focusing on how hip-hop and religion clash, Rapper Bun B of the iconic Southern hip-hop

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Many assume that the filmmaker was born in New York, but Shelton Jackson Lee, nicknamed Spike by his mother, was

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The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, featuring fascinating details about local, national and international rights

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