By Sheilah Belle TBR — Washington, D.C. – On Saturday morning, Washington, D.C. became the host for one of the largest gatherings of Blacks in…
When I left the mall that day, I knew these stories had to be told in order to be understood. I also realized that the March was just as much for healing as it was for justice. People needed to heal from their wounds of injustice and who better to do that with than thousands of people who feel what you feel.
S/O to @cspan for being the only Major News outlet to Broadcast the #MillionManMarch #MMM15 pic.twitter.com/U9JUDOJXDz — T. Green #tdz1300 (@tdz1300) October 10, 2015 It’s a very contentious time in America as it pertains to race relations. Twenty years after the 1995 Million Man March, we’ve made progress with the election of the first black President, […]
SILVER SPRING, MD. – Sept. 10, 2015 – In recognition of the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March, TV One will present a two-hour…
Scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 10, 2015, “Justice or Else!” Shown in photo: Jonathan A. Mason, Sr. (left) and Dr. Benjamin Chavis (right).…
At a time when America appears to be in the throes of the pre-civil rights era, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan formally announced a…
