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Sunday’s Sermon.

We don't talk about Diane Nash enough when we speak of civil rights activists. Diane Nash has been involved in the most successful movements of the era. She became the chairman of the Nashville Student Movement organizing the Nashville sit-ins, the first successful civil rights campaign to integrate lunch counters. She was involved in Freedom Rides, which desegregated interstate travel. Nash co-founder the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. She co-created an initiative related to an Alabama Voting Rights Project and worked on the Selma Voting Rights Movement with her husband, James Bevel. The Selma movement helped gain Congressional passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. As Women’s History month nears an end, recognizing the consistent hard, dangerous but successful work of Diane Nash is mandatory. #WomensHistoryMonth #DemsUnited

As of 5:36 AM today, I have made 41 revolutions around the sun. In other words, ITS MY BERFDAY!!! As a gift, please make a donation to the Randallstown HS Golden Ram Marching Band via Zelle (GRMBBoosters@gmail.com). Please follow the #GRMB hashtag to see them in action!!

Florida removes sociology from core curriculum at state universities orlandosentinel.com/2026/03/27/flo…

@Mugs0219 I see you STILL haven’t learned how tariffs work. 🤦🏽‍♀️

@HQNewsNow How much did Sony pay the democrats to post this?

Sony has announced the Playstation 5's retail price will now rise from its original $549.99 to $649.99. The price hike will take effect on April 2nd, exactly one year after Trump launched tariffs on US imports.

Today, on International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, we honor the memory of those who endured the horrors of slavery. #RememberSlavery

Was there ever any doubt? 🧡💚🐍 #FAMU

@HQNewsNow I hope and pray we don’t get another president like him. Ever!

Franklin Graham at CPAC: I love Donald Trump. We'll never get another president like Donald Trump. That is why it's important we do everything we can to try to get him re-elected.

@DrKanisha @BlfdState My mom’s HBCU!

Good Monday Morning HBCU Family. In the midst of a bit of controversy let’s highlight Bluefield State University @BlfdState

@yardtalkhbcu They aren’t trained to do anything. He just wants everybody to know he has his own personal police force.

So ICE isn’t helping no way??? Fried baby fried🤣🤣🤣🤣

In 1967, Robert Henry Lawrence Jr. became the first Black astronaut… but never made it to space. A highly accomplished U.S. Air Force officer, Lawrence was not only a skilled pilot but also a scientist. He earned a PhD in physical chemistry by the age of 26 and went on to become a test pilot, logging hundreds of flight hours. His expertise and discipline placed him among a select group chosen for the Air Force’s Manned Orbiting Laboratory (MOL) program—a project designed to send astronauts into space for military-related missions. His selection marked a major milestone at a time when opportunities for Black Americans in science, aviation, and space exploration were extremely limited. Lawrence’s achievement represented both personal excellence and progress in breaking racial barriers within highly competitive fields. However, his journey was cut short. In December 1967, while serving as an instructor pilot, Lawrence was involved in a training accident at Edwards Air Force Base in California. He lost his life before he ever had the opportunity to go to space. Although he never flew a mission, his legacy remains significant. The MOL program itself was later canceled, but several astronauts from the program went on to join NASA. Lawrence’s contributions, and what he represented, became part of the broader history of inclusion in space exploration. For many years, his name was not widely recognized. In 1997, he was officially inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame, acknowledging his role as a pioneer and honoring the path he helped open for future generations. —If you love our content and would like to support the page, you can buy us a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/africanarchives

@DrKanisha @yardtalkhbcu 💞💚👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Deserving of a separate post also noted Alum Pioneer Katherine Johnson

My last stop in WV… West Virginia State University @WVStateU is a public land grant HBCU with stories past and proven mission that you can go anywhere from your HBCU… Good Morning 😃

I am grateful to see this photo of Dr. Betty Shabazz, Dr. Dorothy Height, Mrs. Myrlie Evers Williams, and my mother Mrs. Coretta Scott King, sharing a moment of joy at The King Center’s annual Salute to Greatness Awards Dinner years ago. To see them together in joy matters. These women carried so much, yet still made space for laughter, connection, and purpose. They led with strength, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to justice, often enduring what many could not see. That legacy lives on in Black women today who continue to lead, persevere, and shape our communities with courage and conviction. On her birthday, we honor Dr. Dorothy Height and the generations of Black women who continue to move us forward. #DorothyHeight #CorettaScottKing #MyrlieEversWilliams #BettyShabazz #TheKingCenter

@MissAngryFlower @AuthorMJClifton Happy Anniversary to you both!💞

@yardtalkhbcu MAGA Excuses in 5,4,3,2,1…

America is fried😂😂😂😂

@MannyScott80 FAMU is a special place for special people. The FAMUly would love to have you join us. 🧡💚🐍

My next stop was Florida A&M University. Experiencing the tradition, pride, and energy of FAMU was beyond special! Walking around campus, touring the engineering building, and exploring the football program was unforgettable. Thank you to everyone who took the time to show us around. Truly appreciated the opportunity and hospitality. #HBCU #CollegeDecision

Wilma Rudolph turned determination into history, becoming the first American woman to win three gold medals in a single Olympic Games. Overcoming adversity, she ran with strength, grace, and purpose, inspiring generations to believe in what is possible. During Women’s History Month, we honor her legacy and the doors she opened through excellence and perseverance. #WilmaRudolph #MLK #WomensHistoryMonth #BelovedCommunity #TheKingCenter

@djcomeback @yardtalkhbcu You didn’t dodge a bullet, you’re taking bullets every day for your bad decisions.

@yardtalkhbcu Nah we good we dodged a bullet with that retard

Gas is higher and burning faster??? Whew y’all sure showed Kamala huh…

#WomensHistoryMonth We honor Dr. Shirley Pooler Kinsey, who exemplifies FAMU excellence—raising $40M+ for education, supporting 300+ students, and preserving Black history through the Kinsey Collection. Her legacy is impact, access and opportunity. #QueensoftheHill 👑🐍

@NikkiBarnes @yardtalkhbcu You will Doak Campbell and Bragg and the Arts District between the two stadiums.

When that day comes I’m hosting a fundraising party in Tallahassee. Y’all coming? I need to see if I need a restaurant, stadium, or the civic center.

Southern is MOVING ON to the Round of 64 after defeating Samford tonight, 65-53. 🐆 This is the Lady Jaguars' second straight First Four win. They will face No. 1 seed South Carolina on Saturday at 1:00 PM ET on ABC. #GeauxJags