RT @EDACNATA: Congratulations to all of the National Award Winners this year. We would like to give a special shoutout to these Athletic Tr….

RT @EDACNATA: April is National Volunteer Month. We have asked various NATA volunteers why they have chosen to volunteer their time to thei….

RT @univmiami: GRWM Centennial Celebration Edition 🙌🥳 #umiami100

I knew @GovTimWalz would be the pick a few weeks ago when I watched him in an interview, and he ended it with the most awesome giggle! I said he is the one!! I wish I had put a bet on it!.

RT @EDACNATA: Throughout our #EDAC365 Campaign, we will be highlighting diverse speakers at various conferences and symposiums. If you are….

Is being a Vice President, House Minority Leader, or a Supreme Court Justice a “Black Job”? #Blackjobs.

And I forgot to add, what are “Black Jobs!?” lol. I'm professor, so is that a “black job” smh.

This debate was a circus! However, my favorite line of the debate was, “I’ll play golf with you, if you carry your own bag” 🤣🤣🤣. #DebateNight #carryyourownbag.

RT @JS_Wallace52: Achieving health equity & overcoming poor patterns of health is going to require science done w/ a team that includes the….

RT @NBATA: Honoring the Past & Empowering the Present. “There are many individuals who fit this mold and to whom I am forever grateful. Kei….

🌟 Trailblazer Alert 🌟 Meet Dr. Claudia L. Thomas was the first Black female Orthopedic surgeon in the US! Awarded the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Diversity Award in 2008, her impact stretches from the classroom to the operating room. #BlackHistoryMonth #mentor

RT @JAT_NATA: Online First - Jessica Wallace, PhD, MPH, LAT, ATC and colleagues disseminate a roadmap for building sustainable community-en….

This #BHM we celebrate Doug Williams, the first Black QB to win the Super Bowl, paving the way for legends like 3-time champ Patrick Mahomes 🎉💪🏾. Williams' victory in Super Bowl XXII was a win against stereotypes, inspiring future generations. Here's to breaking barriers! 🏈

Charles Hamilton Houston, pivotal in dismantling Jim Crow laws, shaped the fight for equality with his legal prowess. As the NAACP's first general counsel, his work led to the Brown v. Board decision, forever changing U.S. civil rights. #CivilRights #BlackHistoryMonth

RT @CanesFootball: NEXT STOP: CANTON 🙌. Congratulations Andre Johnson on being named to the @profootballhof. 🔗: htt….

RT @AfricanArchives: So who taught a young Jack Daniel how to distill what would become the world’s best-selling whiskey? . Nathan "Nearest….

RT @UMichConcussion: Ahead of #NATAMonth in March, check out recent research via @JAT_NATA! Explore a roadmap for sustainable community-eng….

Rube Foster was a baseball pitcher, manager, and owner. He was known as the “father of Black baseball” after founding the Negro National League (NNL) in 1920, the first successful professional league for Black ballplayers. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1981. ⚾️

Kelly Miller was a trailblazer as the first Black graduate student in mathematics in 1887. He went on to be a professor in both mathematics & sociology at #HowardUniversity. He was a pioneer whose legacy transcends disciplines. #BlackHistoryMonth #DiversityinSTEM

At just 13, Mo'ne Davis broke records in the 2014 Little League World Series as the 1st Black girl to compete & the 1st girl to pitch a complete game shutout. Her 70 mph fastballs changed the game. 1st Little Leaguer on Sports Illustrated's cover too! #BlackHistoryMonth ⚾🚀 👧🏾💪🏾