Mary Spiller is a journalist who writes for Black Enterprise Magazine, focusing on a variety of topics including business, entertainment, social issues, and current events. With a keen eye for stories that impact the African American community, Mary's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on important issues.
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By: Mary Spiller
The Williamsburg Bray School in Virginia was open for 14 years and around 400 children were taught within its walls.
By: Mary Spiller
A building at Knoxville College, East Tennessee's only historically Black college and one of the oldest in the state, was destroyed by fire on Nov. 4.
By: Mary Spiller
Savon Chantay Tyler and Lakevia Davonna Pringle have both been arrested in the murder of photographer Lauren Ashley Martin over photos.
Tony Todd, the iconic actor known for playing the title role in the “Candyman” horror film franchise, died in his California home on the night of Nov. 6. He was 69, Deadline reports.
By: Mary Spiller
The Western Reserve Historical Society's Cleveland History Center has launched a new exhibition that displays the work of Black photographers from the Cleveland area.
By: Mary Spiller
The Greenville Eight's sit-in was integral in the push to later desegregate local public libraries, and a federal lawsuit that stemmed from the incident finally led to the racial integration of Greenville’s libraries. Margaree Crosby was awarded the Women of Achievement for her work.
By: Mary Spiller
An Albany historian, Clennon King, is pushing for the Carnegie Library to change its name to honor Civil Rights activist Gwendolyn Crawford.
By: Mary Spiller
Earlier this year, state officials and lawmakers called for the total removal of TSU's board over concerns about mismanagement, but now officials agree that TSU is out of money.
By: Mary Spiller
Luxury Italian designer Giuseppe Zanotti and R&B legend Mary J. Blige are teaming up again to collaborate with another boot launch on the heels of their first drop's success.
By: Mary Spiller
The Mead lawsuit states "a group of white football players went unchecked as they tormented Black teammates.”
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