DrNos Coaching

One would become the Greatest Civil Rights Activist, and the other Famous Comedian, and Actor, of the famous show, Sanford and Son, TV series.
Brother Malcolm X and Redd Foxx taking a picture together after meeting . They used to work on the same Restaurant together when they were young. In Malcolm X autobiography, he stated Redd Foxx was so funny, he had everyone around them laughing. RIP two legend.

Ernie Banks does calisthenics with the Harlem Globetrotters

Jackie Robinson, Dan Bankhead, Don Newcombe, and Roy Campanella with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Each starred in the Negro leagues prior to their time with the Dodgers.

Willie Mays makes an amazing one-handed catch of Duke Snider's long drive in 1954.

17 year old Hank Aaron ready to board a train in Mobile, AL to take him to play for the Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro League.

Loretta Devine, Michael Peters, and Sheryl Lee Ralph in rehearsal for DREAMGIRLS at 890 Broadway in 1981. Loretta Devine can be seen in Season 1 of A Different World as well as other countless movies and tv shows (too many to name) and Sheryl Lee Ralph can be seen in Abbott Elementary as well as other tv shows and films. Michael Peter’s helped choreographed Michael Jackson’s iconic dance moves in “Beat It” and “Thriller”.

Ken Griffey Jr, and Ken Griffey Sr. Sr’s 1st Mariner game. August 31, 1990

Joe Louis and Jackie Robinson while stationed together at Fort Riley during World War 2.

Ella Fitzgerald and Willie Mays

Satchel Paige with the Kansas City A's

A photograph of Malcolm X's mother, Louise Norton Little (1897-1989).

Louise Little was a brilliant woman, speaking multiple languages, and for years, along with her husband Earl Little, a dedicated activist of Marcus Garvey's Pan-African Movement (Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League).

Louise Norton Little (1897-1989) was a Grenadian-born American activist and the mother of Malcolm X. Here are some key facts about her life.

- Born in Grenada to a former slave from Nigeria and a Scotsman

- Raised by her grandparents in Grenada

- Immigrated to Canada in 1917 and joined the UNIA (Universal Negro Improvement Association)

- Met her husband Earl Little at a UNIA meeting in Montreal and married in 1919

- Had eight children with Earl, including Malcolm X

- Was a Garveyite activist who taught her children about black pride and self-reliance

- Was committed to a mental institution for 24 years and released in 1963 with the help of her children

- Lived with her family in Grand Rapids, Michigan, until her death in 1989 at the age of 91 or 95

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Michael Jordan at the the Mickey Owens Baseball Camp

Willie Mays is sworn in as a private at the U.S. Army induction center in New York City on May 29, 1952.

Young fans following Satchel Paige down street in Harlem, 1941

Happy Father's Day to Coach Mazzulla ☘️💚

89% of the bets were on the Dallas Mavericks to win the NBA Finals 😳

Jaylen Brown just posted that on his Instagram story as a reminder to everyone!

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Jrue Holiday are the only players with multiple championships in the 2020s so far🔥

Role players are crucial! 💯

Satchel with his car

Cicely Tyson and James Earl Jones

Jayson Tatum & Jaylen Brown have had a long journey together!

Year 1: Conf. Finals
Year 2: Conf. Semis
Year 3: Conf. Finals
Year 4: 1st Round
Year 5: NBA Finals
Year 6: Conf. Finals
Year 7: NBA Champions

It was well worth it 🏆

Melba Moore receives her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, joining the ranks of legendary performers. She was joined by esteemed colleagues and was honored in the Live Theatre/Live Performance category. Katt Williams, a fellow comedian, generously covered the expenses for the ceremony, showing his support and appreciation.

Black men are readers, thinkers, researchers, scholars and teachers. We have a long rich history as intellectuals.