Monthly Archives: July 2026

Those We Lost — July 28

Harold Bethuel Evans

Honoring those we lost on July 28 — remembered for what they gave, and for what they left behind. Harold Bethuel Evans Born October 31, 1907 — died July 28, 1995 Research chemist, Manhattan Project scientist, educator, and nuclear chemistry figure. Evans was one of the few African American scientists connected to the Manhattan Project […]

Black History Knowledge — July 28

1868 — Fourteenth Amendment is officially adopted

What happened on this day. These are the July 28 moments in Black history worth knowing, remembering, and passing on. 1868 — Fourteenth Amendment is officially adopted On July 28, 1868, the Fourteenth Amendment was officially certified as part of the U.S. Constitution. Its promises of birthright citizenship, due process, and equal protection became central […]

Those We Lost — July 27

Garrett Morgan

Honoring those we lost on July 27 — remembered for what they gave, and for what they left behind. Garrett Morgan Full name: Garrett Augustus Morgan Sr. Born March 4, 1877 — died July 27, 1963 Inventor, businessman, newspaper publisher, and public safety innovator. Morgan became one of the most important Black inventors of the […]

Black History Knowledge — July 27

1919 — Chicago Race Riot begins during Red Summer

What happened on this day. These are the July 27 moments in Black history worth knowing, remembering, and passing on. 1919 — Chicago Race Riot begins during Red Summer On July 27, 1919, Black teenager Eugene Williams was killed after drifting across an unofficial racial line at a Chicago beach. Police refusal to arrest the […]

Birthday Celebrations — July 27

Born on this day. These are the birthdays we celebrate on July 27 — the people whose lives added to the story of Black history. Maya Rudolph Full name: Maya Khabira Rudolph Born July 27, 1972 Actress, comedian, singer, voice actor, and Saturday Night Live performer. Rudolph brought music, comedy, character work, and emotional range […]

Daily Black Quote — July 27

Booker T. Washington

Booker T. Washington “If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.” Educator and founder of Tuskegee Institute. Washington connects personal growth with service, teaching that helping others rise can elevate one’s own life. Wear the history: Booker T. Washington Coin — from the Black Knowledge Wear collection.