GALLERY: This Week In Black History – 11.03.08
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This Week In Black History contains some of the most important political achievements by African-Americans in this country, from Coleman Young being elected as first Black mayor of a major city, to Reverend Jesse Jackson announcing his candidacy for President 25 years ago. View the gallery under the cut…
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