Review: Spike Lee Tackles African American Stereotypes in Film
What does it mean to be Black This question has been asked throughout the African American community for generations

The Timeline History Announced for the African-American Player and "The Phat 5" of College Basketball Kentucky, N. Carolina, UCLA, Kansas, a
Kentucky-104 years, UNC-97 years, UCLA-88 years, Kansas-109 years, and Duke 102 years. Top 5 college basketball programs of All-Time are celebrating 500 years of combined play during the 2006-07 season. Chamberlain, Jabbar, and Jordan highlight the African-American players who attended "Phat 5" programs. Don Barksdale was the first black player to be named concensus All-American.

African American Architects: Saluting Designers of the Past Who Still Shape the Future
Charles McIlwain, a noted math teacher and school administrator died recently after a valiant fight against cancer The lives that he touched in Roosevelt, N

Staying On-Message: The Lesson of the 2008 Presidential Campaign Chicago Media Training Expert Shares Press Interview Secrets
Alissa Krinsky, of Chicago media training firm Media Success, Inc., is sharing her '5 Tips for Staying On-Message' during press interviews. During this Presidential campaign season, when candidates are trying to get across to voters their messages, Krinsky says it's the perfect time to remember the importance of messaging techniques.

African American Newspapers Added to GenealogyBank.com—Popular Online Family History Resource Now Offers Broadest National Coverage Of Black New
GenealogyBank, a leading online provider of newspapers for family history research, announced today that it will be adding over 280 fully-searchable African-American newspapers with coverage from 1827 to 1999. GenealogyBank released the first 61 newspapers in this new series earlier this month, including coverage from 20 states.

Modern African American Art and Artists
Like many artists who use cultural and ethnic heritage as an inspiration for their art, modern African American art often has strong roots in Africa. For many African American artists, the Southern region of the U.S. also represents a huge emphasis on the composition and subject of their work. There is a growing awareness of this unique form of expression and of the artists who create the works. For many years African American art has been tagged as crafts and seriously under appreciated. Fortunately that trend is changing and people from all ethnic backgrounds and lifestyles have more opportunities to view and learn from modern African American art. In order to more fully appreciate these artists, it is important to take a look at some of ...

Computer Home-Schooling
We've got spirit, yes we do! We've got spirit how 'bout you!When it comes to computer homeschooling your african american children, african american parents have to enable themselves with the right spirit to support their children's unique educational experience.To increase today's educational environment most african american homeschoolers should have computers and Internet access for research and educational support resources.

The Importance of Modern African American Art
Whether you're interested in adding modern African American art to your home collection or are just looking to integrate this art style into your d'cor, it's imperative that you learn more about the background and history. While many of us know the basic ideas of where modern African American art was inspired, the more we know, the better we can include this art into our homes as well as our hearts.