General Information Home Submit Your Article Submission Guidelines Advertise Article Categories Disclaimer Informative Achievement Articles at BlackRefer.com Achievement Articles Famous African American Women Inventors   By: Claire Bretana Science is generally viewed as a men's world. Females are rarely found tinkering around the laboratory or handling mechanical devices, much less inventing one and having it patented under their name. Patents are the proof of "ownership" of an... Film Review: Chisholm '72: Unbought & Unbossed   By: Kevin L. Powers This unflinching documentary tells the story of Shirley Chisholm who in 1972 would be the first African American female to seriously run for the presidency. Director Shola Lynch bridges numerous stock footage and members of Chisholm’s original campaign management... Survivor: a Hero’s Homecoming   By: Groshan Fabiola Advertising executive Earl Cole is heading home with a bang. However, it isn’t just the fact that he won the latest season of Survivor, but the way that he prevailed which impressed his peers. Throughout the competition, he maintained... Seven Steps for Achieving Success in Any Rational Endeavor   By: Robert N. Taylor While we hesitate to offer a guarantee when it comes to achieving success, it is possible to state with strong assurance that there are certain steps, which if followed with discipline, can best assure the successful achievement of virtually any.... The Struggle for Women is Finally Over   By: Omarr Lee As a woman in the United State of America, why shouldn’t I have a fair chance to express my opinion?  Don’t I breathe the same air as he does?  I mean, don’t we eat the same foods? In fact, don’t we live in the same nation, but yet, we don’t have the same rights. In the late 19th century and .... I Attended My First Florida A&M University Graduation   By: William Jackson, M.Edu. My journey only took several hours, the accomplishments of Darryl "TopShelf" McClenton his journey started after graduation from Raines High School in Jacksonville, Florida.I should correct myself the journey is not just his, but his family that supported him to matriculation. His mother Cheryl laboured, not just.... African American Senior Tyler Garvey of John Jay College Receives Full Scholarship to Law School   Submitted by: Lauren A. Clements All prospective law school students should have the problems of Tyler Garvey, a Justice Studies major at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, who has been accepted to Cornell Law School, the University of Texas School of Law and UC Berkeley Boalt Hall School of Law, which .... Terms of Use    Privacy Policy