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Black History Month
Georgia Gilmore And The Club From Nowhere: Unsung Heroes Of The Civil Rights Movement
February 28, 2024
Georgia Gilmore and The Club From Nowhere are unsung heroes of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, raising funds that were critical…
The Compromise of 1877: Igniting The Flames Of Jim Crow Segregation And Discrimination
February 27, 2024
The Compromise of 1877 led to the establishment of Jim Crow segregation and discrimination. In an effort to stop Reconstruction-era…
The Prayer Pilgrimage For Freedom: A Call For Full School Desegregation Following Brown v. Board of Education
February 26, 2024
The 1957 Prayer Pilgrimage For Freedom convened in Washington, DC, as a demonstration against the South's refusal to comply with…
Say It With Me: “I Am Somebody”
February 25, 2024
"I Am Somebody" is a timeless poem affirming the inherent value and dignity of black lives in particular and all…
Daniel Alexander Payne: First Black President Of A U.S. College
February 24, 2024
In 1863, Daniel Alexander Payne became the first black president of a U.S. college. Click the link to learn more.
Last One Standing: Black History Trivia
February 22, 2024
Test your knowledge! Take our "Last One Standing" Black History Trivia Quiz. No Googling or surfing the web! Click the…
Confronting Environmental Injustice: Pahokee Florida’s Battle For Equity
February 21, 2024
The environmental injustice plaguing the predominately Black and Latinx residents of Pahokee, Florida, is alarming and brings us to the…
Black Men And Prostate Cancer
February 20, 2024
Did you know that Black men experience prostate cancer at a disproportionately high rate? They are 70% more likely to…
Vernice Armour: The First African American Female Military Combat Pilot
February 19, 2024
Vernice Armour is the first Black Female combat pilot in the U.S. In 2003 she flew two combat tours in…
Harriet Robinson Scott: A Trailblazer In The Fight For Freedom
February 18, 2024
Harriet Scott, along with her husband Dred Scott, challenged the courts to gain their freedom in 1846. Harriet Scott filed…
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