Black History Month Fact

MrBaker870
on 2/4/09 1:45 am - Little Rock, AR
BBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!


BEING A GOLDEN LION WE DON'T LIKE OL' DOUG FOR ALL THE HEART BREAK HE BROUGHT TO US AT UAPB!!!

BOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

He's caused a few long nights down there in the Red River Classic!!!!!


ON THE OTHER SIDE I REMEMBER THAT GAME I WAS ONLY 8 Y/O AND I WAS AMAZED!!!
Smile for me.........
Faith *
on 2/4/09 3:33 am
Sorry to hear about all of your heartbreak that Doug bestowed upon you.  IMO, when they bring up the history of the Superbowl, he still does not get the recognition that he righfully derserves for such an outstanding performance.
MrBaker870
on 2/4/09 2:02 am - Little Rock, AR
This article is about the United States Army officer. For other uses of the name, see Charles Young.
Charles Young
March 12, 1864(1864-03-12) – January 8, 1922 (aged 57)

 
Place of birth Mayslick, Kentucky
Place of death Nigeria
Allegiance United States of America
Years of service 1884–1922
Rank Colonel

Charles Young (March 12, 1864 - January 8, 1922) was the third African American graduate of West Point, first black U.S. national park superintendent, first African American military attaché, and highest ranking black officer in the United States Army until his death in 1922.


ROO TO THE QUEESSSSS

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taw1975
on 2/4/09 2:27 am - DFW, TX
Want "The Real McCoy?"  

Elijah McCoy (1844 - 1929)--Noted Black American Inventor.

Patented over 50 inventions  with the most famous being a cup that fed lubricating oil to machine bearings through a small bore tube.




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