BLACK FACTS

Black Facts are about us; the African American and our culture. Some are facts many of us were not aware of for many years, others are facts many of us still may not know. Many African Americans that grew up during the past decades were not appraised to African American history, literature, or cultural information. But, fortunately the revolution changed much of that; and  now our children and their children are now reaping the benefits through sources such as African American Studies and various other sources.

Those black facts out of our past may not have seemed consequential to those  who were in position to make them known. But through the span of time we have found them to be not only of consequence, but in effect great contribution not only to our culture, but to the world. We feel these facts should be known. As you read and learn you will find some are from the past more pertinent. Others are more recent and may not seem relevant but have been added because they relate to our culture, and  the fact that  if blacks had not been involved the outcome most likely would have been different. The facts remains that these are entries  that relate only to the black man (or woman) in those times and places should be recognized. In saying this we post  the question did you know that: