Black History: Front & Center –

The Tuskegee study and the Black fear of medical experimentation

Doctor drawing blood from a patient as part of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study By Attorney…

By Jacqueline Hubbard, Esq., ASALH President In the coming weeks, Pinellas County…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH Born in 1883 in Charleston, S.C., Dr.…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH Born in 1883 in Charleston, S.C., Dr.…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH Dr. Carter G. Woodson is called the…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, ASALH President Most of us can remember where we were on…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH One hundred and fifty-seven years ago,…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH The word “terror” is…

Black people were not allowed in downtown St. Petersburg except to go to work. Dr. Ralph…

After Reconstruction, the provision that allowed involuntary servitude for those…

“The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line, the…

Ida B. Wells was an African American journalist and activist who led an anti-lynching…

The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, which opened to the public on April 26,…

Thurgood Marshall was an African-American lawyer who served as Associate Justice of the…

The Tucker family can trace their lineage back to William, the first documented African…

Portrait of the first Black senator, H. M. Revels of Mississippi (far left) and Black…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH No, Harriet Tubman has not yet been…

By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH Toni Morrison sadly passed away Aug. 5,…