Two Mechanics Built America's First Black Airport In 1931, Cornelius Coffey and John Robinson—two Black auto mechanics denied admission to flight schools—built their own airplane using a motorcycle engine, sued for the right to attend aviation school, graduated in under a year, then created America's first Black-owned airport in Robbins, Illinois. Volunteers cleared land with bare hands and built a hangar from scrap lumber at 14046 S. Lawndale Avenue. They trained Black pilots including Janet Br

Thousands of martyrs through history were literally praying as they were murdered. It’s what people do who love God, knowing that NO MATTER WHAT happens, He hears them and loves them. Denigrating prayer is seriously sick. But denigrating these children’s prayers is despicable. | Eric Metaxas

54K views · 875 reactions | I Crafted the Most Iconic Islamic Sword from Scratch! Zulfiqar — the iconic twin-tipped sword carried by Hazrat Ali (R.A.) — is a symbol of power, faith, and courage. In this video, we bring history to life by forging our own version of this legendary blade. ⚒️ Every hammer strike pays tribute to its legacy.  This is just the beginning — more epic forging videos coming soon. Thanks for being part of the Random Hands family. | Random Hands | Facebook

Albrecht Dürer created A Foolish Virgin around 1507, presenting a half-length female figure rendered with precise line work and controlled shading. The woman wears a fitted bodice and gathered sleeves typical of early 16th-century German dress, her hair bound and coiled beneath a head covering. Her calm expression and poised hands contrast with the moral theme implied by the title, a deliberate tension common in Dürer’s work. The image draws from the biblical parable of the Wise and Foolish Virg