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Hundreds of businesses lined the streets of downtown Rock Hill by the 1950s. Sadly, a government program led the district’s removal in the ’70s. ROCK HILL, S.C. — Throughout February, WCNC Charlotte is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting historical people and places in Charlotte and the Carolinas.  A monument in downtown Rock Hill now sits where the city’s historic African-American business district was once located. It pays tribute to the district that served the city’s Black community until it was demolished in the early 1970s.  The district was established in 1908 and by the early 1950s, hundreds of business…

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When Dr. H.M. Green opened his new medical office building on East Vine Avenue in 1922, Black residents of this city on the Tennessee River could be seen only in the basement of Knoxville General Hospital. They were barred from the city’s other three medical centers. Green, one of America’s leading Black physicians, spent his life working to end health inequities like this. He installed an X-ray machine, an operating room, and a private infirmary in his building to serve Black patients. On the first floor was a pharmacy. Today the Green Medical Arts Building has been replaced by a…

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through Yeroshos Yovo July 1, 2025 KEM is leaving approaching to return to the artist. 23 years later R & B singer Cam is out of his hometown Legendary Record Label, Motown, Back to be an independent artist. The Greeman-nominated singer and Michigan restore its independent label, Kemtre posts, the same result behind her self-financing debut album, which forced its signature in early 2002. “Over the past three to five years, I have been very internal spiritual soul, married to my life, married, having small children, thinking about creating my career and music industry and content. said is Detroit Free…

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July 1 celebrates a new day in college sports While the school prepares for the return of summer and athletes and coaches, HBCU managers face a new problem. Schools can now offer athletes financial compensation, by solving a significant place Home vs ncaa The court case comes into force. The largest management body in American college was clean after the descendants of the scandals and wealth deny. Now in any sport, athletes can be cleaned in the bank. HBCUS went to the southwestern sports conference in a league Home v. NCAA, Mid-East Athletic Conference Schools Maryland-East Shore, Morgan State and…

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Houston’s native and global Superstar Beyoncé Carter, Texas donated $ 100,000 to the well-known ocean of the well-known Soul Juraline group. The gift made through the Beygoud Foundation, according to Houston Chronicle, is aimed at supporting the group’s musical perfection and academic achievement. Donation, Houston, Ahuston, Akhens-Baltimore Ravens NFL game 2024 Beyoncé Bowl’s 2024 Beyoncé Bowl “Beyoncé Bowl’s High-Level Cooperation Ocean is watching the ocean. TSU officials will be used for retirement, recruitment and retention efforts and increase to the group’s infrastructure and technology. “The effective investment of the Beygood Foundation approves its strong role in the formation of the…

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Donald Trump has revealed that his administration is focused on removing the citizens of some naturalized Citizens. The Trump administration published a note on June 11, stating that it is “to prioritize denaturation”. What does the DOJ note say about eliminating naturalization? The note of the Department of Justice states that naturalized citizens may lose their condition if they are “in the War Crime Commission, extrajudicial killings or other serious human rights abuses … (I) Naturalized criminals, band members or, in fact, anyone convicted of crimes who have a continuous threat to the United States.” “The civil division will prioritize…

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A Scottsdale, Arizona, man was arrested and fired from his job after he was seen in a video using a racial slur while confronting two Black men.The encounter happened Friday as Dre Abram and his roommate, both of whom are Black, were filming a podcast for Abram’s YouTube channel in the neighborhood of Old Town Scottsdale, according to NBC affiliate KPNX in Phoenix.In a video posted on Abram’s Instagram page, he asks a man identified as Paul Ng if there is an issue. “Why are you coming over here?” Abram says.”I just want to see what you guys are taking…

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For most of the hundred and fifty-six years since the Civil War, white mobs have had free rein over American society. They burned Black schools during Reconstruction, strung Black bodies from trees during the lynching era, and harassed Black students during the civil-rights movement. These were acts of racism, but they were also flexes of political power—murderous demands that the legal and cultural norms of the rioters’ world reign forever, or else be replaced by death and chaos.The white mob exists outside of American mythology, but it has long shaped the nation’s reality. Consider Tulsa, Oklahoma, where a group of…

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A half-century ago, it was common for U.S. medical schools to use unclaimed bodies, and doing so remains legal in most of the country, including Texas. Many programs have halted the practice in recent years, though, and some states, including Hawaii, Minnesota and Vermont, have flatly prohibited it — part of an evolution of medical ethics that has called on anatomists to treat human specimens with the same dignity shown to living patients.The University of North Texas Health Science Center charged in the opposite direction.Through public records requests, NBC News obtained thousands of pages of government records and data documenting…

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