Black History
Happy Birthday, America!
For me, the song “This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land” just about sums up the whole conversation about celebrating the Fourth of July. In the 167 years since Frederick Douglass dismissed the day as not applicable for those enslaved, America has made progress but still needs to do some makeup work on race relations. Nevertheless, on paper and where it matters most, in my spirit, this country belongs to me, too.
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Black History5 months ago
The untold story of a Black woman who founded an Alabama hospital during Jim Crow
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Black History Lost and Found: New Research Pieces Together the Life of Prominent Texas Surgeon and Activist
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Featured9 months ago
Founder of “The Folding Chair” Podcast Calls Montgomery’s Brawl ‘Karma’
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Thousands ‘Live Their Dream’ During National Black Business Month
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Juneteenth And ‘246 Years Of Free Labor’ Are Key To Conversations About Reparations