Tag: Legacy

The Levert Experience on Cadillac Chronicles Interview

So the most dangerous group The Levert Experience came through to Cadillac Chronicles TV with some true R&B classics. These brothers teamed up to create a super group to continue their legacy. Great conversation and experience. Nothing but love and respect to some real veterans.

Lonnie Bunch III: Smithsonian’s Leading Legacy

Lonnie G. Bunch III, the first Black secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, announced his retirement by year's end after nearly four decades of trailblazing inclusive history. He made it his life's work to give Black culture the sacred space it always deserved, launching the National Museum of African American History and Culture and championing additions of museums dedicated to women's history and American Latino heritage.

Black Icons Who Paved the Way for Tomorrow

Being a legend is more than a title; it's about building an imprint through work that influences future generations. From Denzel Washington to Janet Jackson, Black entertainment has produced a class of icons whose careers have shaped the culture. Now, a new generation is following their blueprint.

Lincoln Memorial: Why Thousands Returned to Remember

Six decades after Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous speech at the Lincoln Memorial, Black Americans returned to the same steps with a familiar message: the fight for voting rights isn't over. The National Action Network and Drum Major Institute organized a march bringing together activists, students, parents and everyday people who wanted to make their voices heard and stand up for the political power previous generations fought to secure.

Aretha Franklin’s Sons Battle Over Assets

Just when you thought the battle between the late Aretha Franklin's sons involving her assets was over, a new report is unfortunately proving otherwise. Now we have new details on why the estate issues haven't been resolved. Franklin's two sons, Kecalf Franklin Cunningham and Ted White II, are embroiled in a legal battle over the copyright interests in songs including Think and Dr. Feelgood.

Black August: Prison Protests & Resistance Legacy

This Friday marks a historic milestone for one of the country's most controversial Black liberation protests: Black August. It's been nearly 55 years since the first observance took shape inside California's San Quentin State Prison. Black August grew from a turbulent chapter in history marked by prison uprisings, political radicalism, racial injustice and the deaths of men including Black Panther member George Jackson who became symbols of resistance.

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