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Hattie McDaniel Actress, Singer, Stage/Radio Performer, Television Star, Hattie McDaniel, Died On October 26, 1952. She Was 57 Years Old. McDaniel Was Born June 10, 1895, In Wichita, KS, To Ex

W.E.B. DuBois And Walter White On October 23, 1947, The NAACP Filed Formal Charges With The United Nations, Accusing The U.S. Of Racial Discrimination. The NAACP's 155-Page "Appeal To The Wo

James Bland Composer/Performer, James Bland Was Born On October 22, 1854, In Flushing, New York. Bland Was A Mulatto Of Mixed African, Native American And European Blood. His Father Was One Of

Chuck Berry On October 21, 1972, A Playful And Somewhat Suggestive Tune, "My Ding-A-Ling," Topped The Billboard Music Charts -- Giving Music Legend And Pioneer, Chuck Berry, His First And Only N

John Merrick On October 20, 1898, John Merrick And Six Associates Founded The North Carolina Mutual & Provident Insurance Company, In Durham, North Carolina. The Company Has Been Called "The

Paul Robeson On October 19, 1943, Othello Opened At New York's Shubert Theater, With Paul Robeson In The Lead Role. Its 296 Performances Made It The Longest Running Shakespearean Play On Broadway.

Tommie Smith & John Carlos As The Star Spangled Banner Played At The 1968 Olympic Games In Mexico, Tommie Smith And John Carlos Bowed Their Heads And Raised Clinched Fists, Which Was At The T

Bobby Seale And Huey Newton On October 15, 1966, In Oakland California, Huey P. Newton And Bobby Seale Founded The Black Panther Party For Self Defense, A Revolutionary Political Movement, Drawing

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On October 14, 1964, Civil Rights Icon, Martin Luther King Jr., Became The Youngest Man Ever To Win The Nobel Peace Prize. He Gave His Acceptance Speech On December

Beverly Johnson Supermodel, Beverly Johnson Was Born October 13, 1952, In Buffalo, New York. In August, 1974, She Became The First Black American Model To Appear On The American Cover Of Vogue

Benjamin Banneker Benjamin Banneker Died In Baltimore, Maryland, On October 9, 1806, At The Age Of 74. Banneker Was A Noted Mathematician, Surveyor And Astronomer And The Most Famous Black Ame

Jesse Jackson Civil Rights Activist, Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr., Was Born October 8, 1941, In Greenville, South Carolina. During The 1960's, Jackson Was Active In Various Civil Rights Campaigns,

Bishop Desmond Tutu South African Cleric And Human Rights Activist, Desmond Mpilo Tutu, Was Born October 7, 1931 In Klerksdorp, Transvaal. In 1975 He Became The First Black African To Serve As

Fannie Lou Hamer Civil Rights Leader, Fannie Lou Hamer, Was Born In Montgomery County, Mississippi, On October 6, 1917. She Was The Youngest Of 20 Children And The Granddaughter Slaves. H

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Eddie Kendricks Eddie Kendricks, R&B Legend And Co-Founder Of The Motown Supergroup, The Temptations, Died On October 5, 1992, In Birmingham, Alabama, From Lung Cancer. Eddie Kendricks Bega

Justice, Thurgood Marshall On October 2, 1967, Thurgood Marshall Was Sworn In As The Nation's First Black Supreme Court Justice. He Was Appointed To The Position By President Lyndon Johnson On J

Thrilla In Manila Ali-Frazier III, Or The "Thrilla In Manila," As It Was Dubbed, Took Place On The First Day Of October, 1975. Muhammad Ali Successfully Defended The Heavyweight Title By Defeatin

Johnny Mathis Grammy Award-Winning Singer, Johnny Mathis, Was Born In Gilmer, Texas On September 30, 1935. A Star Athlete On The Track And Basketball Teams At San Francisco's George Washington

Prince Hall On September 29, 1784, A Charter Was Granted Authorizing The Organization Of African Lodge No. 459 In Boston Under The Leadership Of Prince Hall As Master. It took Three Years For

Walker's Appeal Abolitionist Writer, David Walker Was Born On September 28, 1785, In Wilmington, North Carolina, To A Free Mother And An Enslaved Father. Walker Is Most Famous For Writing And

Satchel Paige On September 25, 1965, Black Baseball Legend, Leroy Robert "Satchel" Paige Pitched Three Innings With The Kansas City A's. This Particular Game Was Extraordinary Because Paige Wa

Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carol Robertson & Cynthia Wesley Robert Chambliss On September 24, 1977, Ku Klux Klan Member, Robert Edward Chambliss (Also Known As "Dynamite Bob"), Wa

Ray Charles R&B Pioneer And Legend, Raymond Charles Robinson, Was Born In Albany, Georgia On September 23, 1930. Known Worldwide By His Stage Name, Ray Charles, The Blind Superstar Had A Career

Ralph Bunche On September 22, 1950, Ralph J. Bunche Was Awarded The Nobel Peace Prize For His Role As A Mediator In The Palestinian Conflict. Bunche Was The First Black American To Win The Nobel Pe