TheGrio's 100: Joshua Dubois, Obama's Pastor-In-Chief
TheGrio's 100 - Don't be fooled by DuBois' age, describing him as very capable and a gifted relationship-builder in religious circles...
TheGrio's 100: Craig Watkins, a Texas DA using DNA for justice
TheGrio's 100 - Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins became the first black district attorney in Texas. He didn't realize he was making state history...
TheGrio's 100: Wyclef Jean, musician, Haitian native son and activist
TheGrio's 100 - Long before the Haiti earthquake, Wyclef Jean was lifting his native land up...
TheGrio's 100: Cory Booker, Brick City mayor with a bright future
TheGrio's 100 - Cory Booker took office as mayor of Newark, N.J., in 2006...
TheGrio's 100: Majora Carter, a green powerbroker
TheGrio's 100 - Majora Carter, 43, has been described as a green power broker and a visionary in environmentally sound urban renewal...
TheGrio's 100: Richard R. Buery Jr, working for the children
TheGrio's 100 - Richard Buery Jr. is the president and CEO of the Children's Aid Society...
The sit-ins that changed America
From The LA Times: Of the big events of the early civil rights movement, the sit-ins have always been the least understood and, yet, the most important for today's young activists...
Exhibit celebrates indelible imprint of blacks on history
From The LA Times - History depends on who's doing the telling. When I was her age, people of color were asterisks, not narrators. Tomorrow's version will depend on today's storytellers...
TheGrio's 100: Dr. Yolanda Wimberly, sex educator for life
TheGrio's 100 - I think in general, in the black community, we don't necessarily talk about sex...
TheGrio's 100: Rabbi Alysa Stanton, the new face of Judaism
TheGrio's 100 - Alysa Stanton is the first black woman to become a rabbi in any mainstream Jewish denomination...
