Kyra E. Azore

From Milan with love ❤️ Thank you to the staff, fans, and athletes for making this a fun and memorable Olympics! See you soon on @NBAonNBC 🏀

Welcome to Capitol Cribs: Black History Month edition!   My office is decked out with Black history year-round. Check it out!

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You can always count on Teyana Taylor to bring the FASHION!!

It was a wrap when they started up on the organ and brought out the tambourines

Each part of Louisiana has its own regional significance. Very powerful when you appreciate the culture of each area.

Jackson State’s Sonic Boom of the South drilled to Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough” at the HBCU Legacy Bowl:

Da’Quain Johnson, a father, a son, and a brother, was executed by the Grand Rapids Police Department. He was face down on the ground with his hands behind his back, being mauled by a police dog, when they shot him in the head multiple times. His kids witnessed their dad’s murder.

Morgan Price with the first ever PERFECT 10 in Arkansas Gymnastics history! #WPS 🤸🏾🥇

My mother, Coretta Scott King, is Black history. She was more than the wife of my father, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. She was the founder of The King Center, a global peacemaker, and a steadfast architect of justice. Her courage, discipline, and unwavering commitment to nonviolence helped carry the Movement forward and expand its reach around the world. Black history is not only something we study. It is something we live, protect, and continue. #CorettaScottKing #BlackHistoryMonth #MLK #BelovedCommunity #TheKingCenter

Four years ago, Shanteari Young shot her then-husband after learning that he sexually abused children at her day care. Having finished a four-year sentence in prison, Young now wants to advocate for children who’ve experienced sexual abuse thebanner.com/community/loca…

#OnThisDay in 1942, the Tuskegee Airmen became the first African American flying unit in the U.S. military. Learn more on our Searchable Museum: s.si.edu/3wjo4GX #BlackHistoryMonth #APeoplesJourney

sad news from a city with a rich history of black papers (My first tattoo was of the old Richmond Planet logo) washingtonpost.com/business/2026/…

Black mayors of Michigan, a coalition led by the mayor of Benton Harbor, is endorsing Jocelyn Benson for governor michiganchronicle.com/black-mayors-b…

Emmitt Till woulda been 85. Ruby Bridges is 71. Don’t let them black & white pictures fool you.

Pastor John P. Kee & New Life singing “I Believe” on Tiny Desk. The full set list: “Jesus is Real,” “Life & Favor,” “Oh How Wondrous,” “Stand!,” "I Believe,” “Lily in the Valley,” “Clap Your Hands,” “Standing in the Need,” and “Mighty God.” youtu.be/kP3cAAU-AHk?si…

Maya Angelou was the first Black female cable car conductor in San Francisco. 🚋

I sat down with Michigan Democratic Party chair Curtis Hertel Jr. last week to talk why Black candidates are frustrated at party leaders, what he thinks about the racial discrimination lawsuit against Jocelyn Benson + why Dems can’t take voters for granted michiganchronicle.com/qna-with-curti…

For Black History Month, I want to re-up a story I wrote about the attempt to create a Black suburb across from Washington, DC:

Stuart Scott’s legacy comes to life in ESPN’s new @30for30 ‘Boo-Yah: A Portrait of Stuart Scott’ Premieres tonight| 9p ET | ESPN