Harriet Tubman on our Currency: Honor or Disgrace? By D.B. Stearns Contributing Writer Author of Harmonic Wars I read a fantastic article at “The Free Thought Project” concerning loosing Andrew Jackson for Ms. Harriet Tubman’s face on $20 bills. It said, “Harriet Tubman deserves all the praise society can give to her and we are… Continue reading Harriet Tubman on our Currency: Honor or Disgrace?
Category: Historical Pieces
Heaven Just Picked Up a New Emcee: Phife Dawg Of A Tribe Called Quest Passes Away
Heaven Just Picked Up a New Emcee: Phife Dawg Of A Tribe Called Quest Passes Away UBO MAG By Aaris A. Schroeder Editor-in-Chief Phife Dawg, self-nick named as, “The Funky Diabetic,” was known as one part of A Tribe Called Quest, with his quick quips and passion for the mic. A Tribe Called Quest, an… Continue reading Heaven Just Picked Up a New Emcee: Phife Dawg Of A Tribe Called Quest Passes Away
Dr. Charles Drew: The Blood Man
THE BLOOD MAN By Jemuel Johnson Contributing Writer Innovation is always relevant. Being educated—invaluable. In times like these nevertheless, it seems like a person does not actually have to do anything or contribute to society in a meaningful way to become famous or relevant. If someone’s personality is exotic enough or they are offensive enough… Continue reading Dr. Charles Drew: The Blood Man
Woman At War: Deborah Sampson; Thou Art The Man
Woman At War Deborah Sampson: Thou Art The Man By Jemuel Johnson Contributing Writer If we could only tap into our creativity. If we could only risk dwelling in the fresh territory creativity thrusts us into. That would be something. We would then truly be explorers, travelers of the unknown. It’s been said that humans… Continue reading Woman At War: Deborah Sampson; Thou Art The Man
