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- Adele Logan Alexander...
Assistant Professor of History.
- African American Biography...
African American Biographies of Prominent Blacks.
- African-American Notables...
African-American Notables 'Fact Monster' website.
- Akua Lezli Hope ...
sowing new thoughts, planting new possibilities, creating joy, making good manifest.Akua Lezli Hope Poet, Writer, Artist.
- A'Lelia Bundles...
Socialite A'Lelia Bundles.
- Alex Haley ...
The Master Storyteller Whose `Roots' Ran Very Deep.
- Alexia Hudson...
Information Specialist - Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies.
- Alice Chapman-Minutello ...
Alice Chapman Minutello of Central New Jersey.
- Alma Rangel - NYC ...
Alma Rangel, Community Liaison, Apollo Theatre Foundation Inc, New York, NY in Spoke's business directory.
- Alondra Yvette Oubré, Ph.D....
Besides being a writer of numerous scientific articles, Dr. Oubré is a medical anthropologist and research consultant.
- Anthony Davis...
Anthony Davis is an internationally known composer of operatic, symphonic, choral, and chamber works.
- Barbara Jordan...
Congresswoman - Educator - Constitutionalist.
- Billie Holiday ...
An impressionistic portrait of a jazz legend.
- Brooke Jackson Edmond - Atlanta ...
Senior Vice President & Founding Principal.
- Carter G. Woodson Institute ...
The Institute was established in 1981 in response to student and faculty demands for a more coherent African-American and African Studies program and a more aggressive program of minority recruitment at the University.
- Clarence Thomas...
Surpreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
- Colin Powell...
United States Secretary of State.
- Coloring Book of Prominent African-Americans...
Coloring Book of Prominent African-Americans website.
- Corrine Brown...
Third Congressional District of Florida Office of Congresswoman Corrine Brown.
- Derek Walcott ...
for a poetic oeuvre of great luminosity, sustained by a historical vision, the outcome of a multicultural commitment.
- Dick Gregory ...
Dick Gregory was on the frontline in the sixties during the Civil Rights Era; today he continues to be a “drum major for justice and equality."
- Dr. Mae Jemison...
At a very early age, Mae developed interests in anthropology,
archaeology, and astronomy that she pursued throughout her childhood.
- Encyclopedia of Prominent African-Americans...
Encyclopedia of Prominent African-Americans website.
- Grace Bumbry...
Grace Bumbry recorded on four labels and sang in concerts worldwide as a renowed opera singer.
- Frederick Douglass National Historic Site ...
The Frederick Douglass National Historic Site is dedicated to preserving the legacy of the most famous African American ofthe19th Century.
- James Booker...
They called him Little Booker, The Bayou Maharajah, The Piano Prince of New Orleans and just simply Booker. He lived from 1939 until 1983 and was the best pianist anyone ever heard.
- James E. Clyburn...
Congressman
James E. Clyburn 6th District of South Carolina.
- James Langston Hughes ...
Poet James Langston Hughes was a member of an abolitionist family. He was the great-great-grandson of Charles Henry Langston, brother of John Mercer Langston, who was the first Black American to be elected to public office, in 1855.
- Julia Carson...
Representing Indiana's Seventh Congressional District.
- Les McCann ...
Contemporary soul-jazz.
- Malcolm X : A Research Site...
Scholarly research on Malcolm X, his life and activities. A serious look at his words, written and spoken, a webliography, extensive chronology, bibliography and study guide.
- Marcus Garvey ...
Marcus Garvey established the Universal Negro Improvement Association(UNIA), August 1st, 1914.The motto became: "One God, One Aim, One Destiny."
- Marian Anderson...
This exhibition celebrates the artistic development and musical career of Marian Anderson. Renowned throughout the world for her extraordinary contralto voice, she is also remembered for her dignity and grace under pressure.
- Martin L. King Day Celebration...
Live the vision.
- Martin L. King Papers Project...
Martin L. King Papers Project at Stanford University.
- Matthew Gaines...
Former slave, community leader, minister, Republican State Senator and courageous leader in the 12th Legislature, which established free public education in the State of Texas and enabled the founding of Texas A&M University.
- Maya Angelou...
Maya Angelou is a poet, historian, author, actress, playwright, civil-rights activist, producer and director. She lectures throughout the US and abroad and is Reynolds professor of American Studies at Wake Forest University in North Carolina.
- Oliver St. Clair Franklin - Philadelphia ...
Leader of the International House.
- Paul Robeson on the Web...
Singer, Athlete, Actor, Civil Rights Leader.
- Prominent African Americans...
Very nice website that gives details of the lifes of prominent African Americans in America.
- Prominent African Americans in Jacksonville's History...
Prominent African Americans in Jacksonville's History official website.
- Prominent African American Mayors...
Prominent African American Mayors listings.
- Rev.Dr. Martin L. King Jr...Learn about this civil-rights leader and his sweeping influence.
- Rich Black Girls...
A ruling class that were interested in alchemy, mathematics, liberal arts, politics, engineering, geometry, fashion, and etc.
- Roy Wilkins ...
A unique memorial honoring Minnesota native and civil rights leader Roy Wilkins.
- Sanford Bishop...
Office of Rep. Sanford Bishop, Second Congressional District of Georgia.
- Society Noir ...
Covering events, news, philanthropy and lifestyles of the International black community, that the mainstream media ignores. Introducing you to black socialites and other influential people in our society.
- Strivers Row ...
Our mission is to promote and exemplify excellence in the African Diaspora. How? By hosting an
informative and interactive website where leaders, achievers and role models
from around the world can share their wisdom, dreams and secrets.
- The Black Socialite...
Covering The Lifestyles of Black Socialites.
- Thurgood Marshall...
Thurgood Marshallled a civil rights revolution in the 20th century that forever changed the landscape of American society.
- Vernellia R. Randall...
An eclectic collection of poetry, music, essays and the musing of one African American woman on race, gender, health care, law, and legal education.
- William Lacy Clay ...
Congressman William Lacy Clay - Representing Missouri's First District.
- Willie Brown...
Mayor Willie L. Brown, Jr., as the city's first African American mayor, continues to represent the past, present and future of civil rights and the cultural and intellectual diversity that symbolizes San Francisco"s history of acceptance.
- Zora Neale Hurston ...
Zora Neale Hurston was an American author who wrote stories, novels, anthropological folklore and an autobiography.
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