
Aaron Modica
BA and MA in Sociology from the University of Nevada
Graduate of the master’s program in Educational Leadership at the University of Washington
Aaron Modica is a graduate of the master’s program in Educational Leadership at the University of Washington, Seattle. He has a BA and MA in Sociology from the University of Nevada, Reno. He is currently full-time faculty in the sociology department at Highline College.
Articles by Aaron Modica

Emory Douglas (1943- )
Emory Douglas served as the Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party from 1967 to 1980. Originally from Grand...
November 14th, 2009

Robert Robinson Taylor (1868-1942)
Architect and educator Robert Robinson Taylor was the first African American to graduate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). ...
December 16th, 2009

Robert Rochon Taylor (1899-1957)
Robert Rochon Taylor was an architect and early housing activist in Chicago, Illinois, who became Chairman of the Chicago Housing...
December 19th, 2009

Robert R. Taylor Homes, Chicago, Illinois (1959-2005)
The Robert R. Taylor Homes in Chicago, Illinois were named after Robert Rochon Taylor, a black architect and civic leader...
December 19th, 2009

Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project, St. Louis, Missouri (1956–1976)
The Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project was located in the predominantly African American and economically depressed Desoto-Carr neighborhood just north-west of downtown...
December 19th, 2009

Eric Walrond (1898-1966)
Eric Walrond was an Afro-Caribbean-American fiction writer and journalist of the Harlem Renaissance era. Born December 18, 1898, in Georgetown,...
December 19th, 2009

Samuel Johnson (1846-1901)
Rev. Samuel Johnson was a nineteenth-century Anglican priest and historian of the Yoruba ethnic group of Nigeria. Samuel Johnson is...
December 19th, 2009

Cabrini Green Housing Project, Chicago, Illinois (1942 -2009)
The Cabrini-Green Housing Project was a Chicago, Illinois Housing Authority (CHA) managed housing project located on the city’s Near North...
January 5th, 2010

Democratic Progressive Voters League (1936- )
Organized in 1936 in Dallas, Texas, The Democratic Progressive Voters League is one of the oldest political organizations for African...
January 13th, 2010