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Dr. Carlotta A. Berry is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. She is the 2021-2024 Lawrence J. Giacoletto Endowed Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering for 2021-2024 and the 2024 Visiting Scientist at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. Dr. Berry graced The Thought Brothers with an exclusive interview where she shared her passion for diversifying the engineering profession by recruiting more underrepresented populations and women to the field. Dr. Berry believes that the profession should reflect the world that we live in order to solve the unique problems that we face. […]
I’m back! In the late 1990’s the owners of two companies who were like-minded recognized the lack of cultural education in the school systems and decided to try to make a change. Gary Johnson Founder and CEO of Black Men in America.com and Chauncey Dunham CEO of A Dante Production, started a new company Broadway Theaters Educate. The intent was to restore the cultural aspects in the Washington, DC, and Maryland school systems. This started a frenzy of efforts from both Gary and Chauncey. Fast forward, both Gary and Chauncey moved to Florida and expanded the effort to restore […]
Dr. Fredrick Clark is a graduate of Howard University Dental School. He has been a dentist for almost 40 years and has been through several post graduate courses in different fields of dentistry. Dr. Clark is a vocal healthcare advocate with a focus on providing his patients with the best quality of care. Today’s interview focuses on diabetes and the impact of sugar in our foods. For more information visit www.thoughtbrothers.com. Click On The Flyer Below To Watch “The Thought Brothers” Podcast
POSTED BY RAYNARD JACKSON APRIL 14, 2024 (ThyBlackMan.com) Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is the new civil rights! No, not in the historic sense that the civil rights movement of the nineteen sixties ushered in a wave of new laws that made sure that Blacks were treated equal to whites as the U.S. Constitution had already guaranteed; but rather because, like the civil rights movement of today, it has become so “woke,” unrecognizable and watered down such that it no longer has any relevance. We cannot even define civil rights in the twenty first century and who should be its […]
“Black Tech” is a part of a series of non-fiction children’s books designed to showcase the contributions that African Americans have made and are still making in the development of the United States and the world. Our children engage with technology daily and this book will highlight a few African American contributors in the technology space. It is written for 6 to 8-year-olds or 1st to 3rd graders. Some of the people featured in “Black Tech” are: Gladys West – GPS Jesse Russell – Cell phone Alexander Miles – Automatic Elevator Door Opener Marie Van Brittan-Brown – Security Surveillance […]
By Ron Harris (Black Men In America.com) Brooklyn, NY – Many boxing people, fans and press alike were not sure this fight would happen. Ryan Garcia seemed to have issues outside the ring leading up to this fight including not making the weight of 140 pounds. He was 3 ½ pounds over the limit, meaning he could not win the World Boxing Council Jr. Welterweight championship. World Champion Devin “The Dream” Haney, could have pulled out of the fight but decided to fight the challenger. Haney holds all the belts at 135 pounds, and it showed in this fight. His […]
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