Albany State Wins SIAC Baseball Championship

The Albany State Golden Rams (28-16) defeated the Kentucky State Thoroughbreds to win the 2018 SIAC Baseball Championship. Coming into the tournament Albany State was ranked third in the Black College Nines Poll of small HBCUs.

On their way to the conference championship, Albany State knocked off Miles College, the number one ranked team in the Black College Nines Poll, by a score of 8-3. read more

Kentucky State Upsets Miles-Will Face Albany State for SIAC Crown

The Kentucky State Baseball team fought their way out of the losers bracket and will face a tournament favorite, Albany State for the conference crown. The winner will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II Baseball Regionals.

After dropping an opening game to Clark-Atlanta behind a good pitching outing from Chae Butler, KSU rebounded by defeating Tuskegee 5-4 on Friday night in a game marred by taunts of racism and name calling hurled at the umpires by Tuskegee fans. read more

Miles,Albany,Claflin Kentucky State Advances in SIAC Tourney

Miles College and Albany State squeaked out one-run wins to cap off an exciting day of baseball at the SIAC Baseball Tournament, which will crown a conference champion on Sunday.

Both schools came into the tournament favored to reach the championship game.

They are ranked number one and two in the HBCU National Baseball Poll. Miles sits atop the poll and Albany is in the number two spot. read more

Miles, Albany,CAU and Tuskegee Win in Baseball Tourney

Opening Ceremony for SIAC Baseball Championship

Miles College and Claflin University teams are introduced to kick off SIAC Tournament.

The SIAC Baseball Tournament got off to a roaring start. The first day featured good hitting, strong pitching and superb defensive plays.

Miles College, a Christian Methodist Episcopal church supported school and the top ranked school in the prestigious HBCU baseball poll defeated Paine College from Augusta, Georgia, another school supported by the Christian Methodist Episcopal church 9-1. read more

Tuskegee University Poised To Pick New President Despite Growing Dissension

Tuskegee University is poised to announced the selection of the university’s eighth president this weekend. However, a growing number of alumni are calling on the university to slow down and start the search process over.

Last week, the university announced it would soon select one of two candidates to emerge from the search process. The two candidates are Dr. Lily McNair and Dr. Jack Thomas. read more

The Many Hazards of Living While Black

Very few things can be done while living Black that are not called into question by white America. For example, we, that is Black folk, have known for a very long time (much longer than white folk have been willing to acknowledge), that it is virtually a crime to drive while Black in most places in this country. read more

Neither A Peep, Nor A Tweet Over Nashville and Saraland Waffle House From Trump

My maternal grandmother had an intense dislike for Herbert Hoover. She believed that Hoover was too much of an aristocrat to have empathy for the average American.

She knew fascinating details about all of the presidents from Teddy Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan. She was married the year before Hoover came into power. Her first child, my mom, was born six weeks after Hoover was elected. read more

Sex, Pimping, and Sorority Pledging at A Georgia University?

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been called in to probe sexual misconduct allegations against one of the nation’s oldest Black College Sororities, on the campus of Fort Valley State University.

The university was founded in 1895 as Fort Valley High and Industrial School to provide education for descendants of people who had been enslaved on Middle Georgia cotton and peach plantations. read more

The Two Most Disturbing Things About The Starbucks Arrests

Let me hasten to say, what happened at Starbucks in Philadelphia last weekend happens all the time in America, especially to Black men. In this respect there is not much to see here.It’s has happened to me, but not in Starbucks. I don’t go there because the coffee is too expensive for my taste buds. read more

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