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On January 20, 2009 Barack Hussein Obama Was Sworn In As The 44th And First Acknowledged Black American President Of The United States Of America.Read & See More On The BLACK IN TIME, The ALL THI

Dr. Daniel Hale Williams & James Cornish Dr. Daniel Hale Williams Was Born January 18, 1856.Dr. Williams Made Medical History On July 9, 1893, When He Performed The First Successful Open Heart Su

  Janie. R. Gaddy My Mother, Janie R. Gaddy, Was Born  January, 17, 1932, In Smithfield, North Carolina. The Youngest Of Seven Children Born To Irene And George W. Pearsall, She Watche

P.B.S. Pinchback On January 13th 1873 Pinckney Benton Stewart Pinchback Relinquished The Office Of Governor, Saying At The Inauguration Of The New Louisiana Governor: "I now have the honor to for

Innervisions On December 29, 1973, Stevie Wonder Held The Number Position On BillBoard's R&B Chart, With the Song "Living For The City," One Of Several Hits From The Landmark Album, "Innervisio

Denzel WashingtonActor/Director, Denzel Hayes Washington, Jr. Was Born December 28, 1954.A Native Of Mount Vernon, New York, The Two-Time, Academy Award-Winning Actor Received A B.A. In Drama And Jour

Madame CJ Walker Madam C.J. Walker, Whose Birth Name Was Sarah Breedlove, Was Born December 23, 1857, In Delta Louisiana. She Was The First Member Of Her Family To Be Born Free.She Made Her Fortune

  Bill Russell William Felton "Bill" Russell Played His First Game With The NBA's Bonston Celtics On This Date In 1956. In 1966, Russell Was Named Coach Of the Boston Celtics, Making Him The F

  On December 21, 1976, Patricia Roberts Harris Was Named Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development (HUD), By President Jimmy Carter - Making Her America's First Black Female Cabinet Member. C

  Max Robinson Max Robinson, America's First Black Broadcast News Anchor, Died On December 20, 1988. Born In Richmond, Virginia, In 1939, Robinson Began His Career In 1959, At A Television S

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Musician, Playwright, Lyricist, Singer And Bandleader, Noble Sissle, Died December 17, 1975. More About Him Ans His Work, In Today's BLACK IN TIME Blog!! CLICK LINK http://www.blackintime.info/

On December 16, 1976, Andrew Young Was Named The First Black American Ambassador To The United Nations. CLICK THE LINK To Read More In Today's BLACK IN TIME Blog http://www.blackintime.info/1

  Jupiter Hammon America's First Black Poet, Jupiter Hammon, Was Born October 17, 1711. On December 15, 1761, Hammon Published "An Evening Thought: Salvation by Christ with Penitential Cries

  John Mercer Langston The Man Credited With Being America's First Black Elected Official, John Mercer Langston, Was Born December 14, 1829, In Louisa County, Virginia.The Son Of A Virginia P

  Black WAVES On This Day, In 1944, Black American Women Were Sworn In, For The First Time, To The Women Accepted For Volunteer Emergency Services (WAVES), A Women's Naval Reserve.The WAVES W

  Otis Redding One Of The Purest Voices In Soul Music Was Silenced On December 10, 1967. R&B Legend, Otis Redding, Was Killed, Along With Six Other People (Including Memebers Of The R&amp

Comic Legend, John Elroy Sanford, Better Known As Redd Foxx, Was Born December 9, 1922, In St. Louis, Missouri. Foxx Grew Up On Chicago's South Side.CLICK THE LINK To Read More In The BLACK IN TIM

Flip Wilson   Born Clerow Wilson On December 8, 1933, In Jersey City, New Jersey, Comedian, Flip Wilson, Was Given His Nickname By His Air Force Buddies Who Said He "Flipped Them Out" With His

On December 7, 1941, Japanese War Planes Attacked Pearl Harbor.On That Day, Doris "Dorie" Miller Became The First Hero Of World War II.CLICK THE LINK To Read More From The BLACK IN TIME Blog - Previo

Dr. T. K. Lawless   Dermatologist, Medical Researcher And Philanthropist, Doctor Theodore K. Lawless, Was Born December 6, 1892, In Thibodeaux, Louisiana.Dr. Lawless Was Known For His Work Rela

  Frederick Douglass One Of America's Pioneering Black Journalists, Frederick Douglass Published The North Star Newspaper On December 3, 1847, In Rochester, New York. The Paper's Slogan Was: "Right

John Brown On December 2, 1859, Abolitionist, John Brown, Was Hanged, For Treason, In Charles Town, West Virginia.On October 16 Of The Same Year, Brown Led 21 Men, Including Two Of His Sons And Fiv

  Rosa Parks On December 1, 1955, A Mild-Mannered, Alabama Seamstress Named Rosa Parks, Changed The Course Of The Modern Black Civil Rights Movement.Tired From A Long Day's Work, She Refused