E. DAVID ELLINGTON is another pioneer in the days of pre-Facebook online communities, Ellington quit his day job as an entertainment lawyer and joined partner Malcolm CasSelle to launch NetNoir, the first online service devoted to Afrocentric
content, on Juneteenth (June 19) in 1995. The venture launched on America Online, an earlier investor, and the Internet, where it would become one of the top niche sites for African Americans.
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