There have been dozens of memorable Black sitcoms, many of which featured great Black families. A lot of them serve as a reminder that ...

Officer Swanhauser: Was the suspect colored? Fred Sanford: Yeah, white. Aunt Esther: My body was blessed by Mother Nature, honey. Fred Sanford: And as you got older, it was cursed by Father Time. Aunt ...

Oh lord!" The "Elizabeth" comment, of course, is a reference to a line that Redd Foxx's character would always say in the 70s sitcom Sanford and Son. An incredible pull from the Bulls basketball ...

When Gerald Sanford was volunteering at a foodbank in Florida, a woman came in who was in search of pillows. She told Gerald that she and her children slept on cardboard. When Gerald heard that, he ...

Both of Prue's children aren't afraid to raise their heads above the parapet, with her daughter being an activist, while her son has entered the world of politics. Here's all you need to know ...

By Katie Bain Activist Artist Management has named climate activist Wawa Gatheru its 2025-2027 Foundation Fellow. As part of the fellowship, Gatheru will receive a $20,000 grant and access to a ...

“Follow Christ, read the scriptures, allow God to speak to you and then go out and make it happen. Make this messed up world more like Heaven, and that’s the most exciting, fulfilling life ...

“My father lives in me.” As the son of executed political and human rights activist Ken Saro-Wiwa, Wiwa experienced pressure to follow in his father’s activist footsteps. In a discussion with ...

King shouted. “I cannot believe this!” And then, he gave his familiar shoutout to Redd Foxx’s Sanford and Son line. “Elizabeth, I’m coming baby, ah lord!” “Improbable! Impossible!” ...

During my teenage years in the 1970s, I was somewhat envious of those Southern girls who became debutantes and had “coming-out” parties where they were introduced to society. The only ...