Howard Student Becomes First African-American World Jiu Jitsu Champion
If you know MMA, then you know it is a well-circulated joke/rumor that African-American men either do not like to grapple or aren't good at it.
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Honoring Emmett Ashford, MLB’s First African-American Umpire
Nineteen years after Jackie Robinson integrated the game of baseball and opened the floodgates for talented athletes of color to participate in America's pastime, Emmett Ashford be
The Warriors Are Visiting The African-American Museum With Kids In DC
The Golden State Warriors will celebrate their NBA championship in Washington, D.C. today, just not at the place where champions normally go to celebrate when they're in the nation
Charles Barkley Aims To Make African-American History More Accessible
Charles Barkley, along with leading education technology provider EVERFI, Inc., recently announced a partnership to power a new African-American history initiative for high school
Black History Month In Focus: Top 5 African-American Shortstops
This is part of The Shadow League's yearly Black History Month In Focus series celebrating Black excelle
Jordan Greenway Is First African-American On USA Olympic Hockey Squad
The Shadow League has written several articles on the changing face of hockey
The Quick Hook For African-American Coaches Continues
The first coaching casualty of the 2018 NBA season comes after just three games.The Phoenix Suns announced
African-American NFL Quarterbacks Shine On Black Sunday
Black quarterbacks are no longer a novelty, but only two have ever won Super Bowls. Many have conquered racial barriers and become the first signal callers of color in their respec
Madison Keys Is The Next African-American Tennis Sensation
Regardless of how you categorize 22-year-old, bi-racial, budding tennis star Madison Keys, she hit all of the right notes while advancing to the second round of the U.S. Open on Tu
Ryan Howard Is MLB’s Last African-American Homer King
On Monday, the Braves released Ryan Howard from his minor league contract after he floundered at Triple-A Gwinnett, suggesting that the 6-foot-4, 250-pound meteor launcher was out