King was a Baptist minister known in history to have brought change, inspired many against the odds of segregation and to have led peaceful movements in the United States, from mid-1950 till his unfortunate demise through assassination in 1968. (Read more...)

Albert paved an exemplary model as Africa’s first Nobel Laureate, freedom fighter and humanitarian with his indelible contribution to freedom. (Read more...)

On July 15, 2013, Patrisse Cullors together with Alicia Garza and Opal Tometi co-founded the Black Lives Matter Movement in order to protect Blacks against racial discrimination, elevate Black lives and consciousness and prevent police brutality in the United States. (Read more...)

The United States Mint announced a series of coins commemorating American women who are pioneers. Maya Angelou is the first black woman to appear on a coin. (Read more...)

Becoming the African voice for climate change is a journey Vanessa officially commenced in January 2020, after attending the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. (Read more...)

Tutu was known to be the voice of the voiceless Black South Africans. (Read more...)

On Thursday December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give her seat to a white passenger on a bus. This singular action sparked a chain reaction that changed the course of history for Blacks in the United States of America. (Read more...)

In 1970, Angela graced the FBI's most wanted list. She was locked up in prison for over a year, giving her a first-hand experience of the ills and disadvantages of incarceration. (Read more...)

Records hold that Theresa has terminated about 850 child marriages and rescued over 3500 child brides, over a period of approximately 18 years. (Read more...)

Mukwege has committed himself to help violated women recover from the traumatic experience inflicted upon them by the animosity and sexual abuse of men. (Read more...)