Baseball's legendary pitcher, the first player from the Negro Leagues to enter the Hall of Fame, pitched in Milwaukee from the 1930s to the 1950s.

The Negro leagues and their significance went beyond the field. President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Bob Kendrick shares the connection between Juneteenth and baseball.

"Okay, ain't going to be none of this bulls—t calls today" - Reggie Miller on the day Bird showed up to play pickup games at UCLA originally appeared on Basketball Network. Indiana Pacers Hall of ...

Independence Day Fireworks Festival – South El Monte: The city kicks off Independence Day early with games, music and food ...

Here are some activities and entertainments to enjoy in the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles area.

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In honor of Juneteenth, Kisha A. Brown announces the launch of the first national Black Lawyer Directory aimed at empowering Black communities through culturally competent legal representation.

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But whilst the Brasileirão has certainly upstaged Liga Portugal this summer, it cannot be denied that there has been a ...

That’s the sensation one gets when listening to First And Last And Always by The Sisters Of Mercy some 40 years on. I had ...