Tag: Black History Month

By Bill Carroll It is extraordinarily difficult to shepherd a television show from a nascent idea to broadcast. Most scripts never even make it to pilot, and fewer than half ...

By: Nathan Snell Since its inception in 2003, Call of Duty has become one of the most popular game franchises, with approximately 500 million copies sold. It has centered primarily ...

By Bill Carroll Kenny Washington, born Kenneth Stanley Washington, August 31, 1918, was the son of Edgar Hughes "Blue" Washington, who was a boxer in his youth, a Negro league ...

Woodrow Wilson Woolwine Strode, more commonly known as Woody Strode was built like an elite level athlete, at least in part, because he was one. He was a fine enough ...

By: Greg Rector John Dee Bright was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1930. He was a three-sport star at Fort Wayne Central High School in track and field, basketball, ...

By Bill Carroll This is a month that means so much to me and the nearly 46.8 million people in the U.S. identity as Black. Carter G. Woodson fought to ...

By: Greg Rector If you've listened to any of my Greg's Gripes podcasts you know I am not shy about voicing my displeasure with things that bother me in the ...

UFC LAUNCHES MONTH-LONG CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH