Silenced voices: From lynchings of the past to mass incarcerations of today
The lynching of Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith, 1930 By Jennifer Gamble-Theard To speak of…
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Voting restrictions upheld by Supreme Court
BY Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, ASALH President The American Civil Liberties Union…
Who needs history?
BY JENNIFER GAMBLE-THEARD, ASALH Historian Why is history important? Some may feel that…
Black higher education after the Civil War
After Harrison Reed was elected governor of Florida in 1868, he appointed an African…
The 54th Colored Volunteer Infantry of Massachusetts: Heroes of the Civil War
The 54th Colored Volunteer Massachusetts Regiment was one of the first official black…
Black Wall Street: A legacy of success, part 3
The Greenwood District in Tulsa, Okla., grew into the most famous and prosperous black…
ASALH 4th annual celebration of black history
BY FRANK DROUZAS, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG –Last month, the St. Petersburg Branch…
Celebrating Black History Month with ASALH
By Jennifer Gamble-Theard Black history month is a time when people of African ancestry…
ASALH celebrates black history
BY RAVEN JOY SHONEL, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG – Cultural anthropologist and…
And justice for all: The case of Michael Morgan
Michael Morgan with his mom, Vel Thompson BY JOYCE NANETTE JOHNSON, Staff Writer…
‘Veterans of Color’ film screening Nov. 5 at Johnson Community Library
ST. PETERSBURG – The James Weldon Johnson Community Library, 1059 18th Ave. S,…
NAAMHC: A masterpiece long overdue
BY ALLEN A. BUCHANAN, JACQUELINE HUBBARD & FRANK WELLS ST. PETERSBURG – The St.…
The road to Gambia
BY FRANK DROUZAS, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG — The St. Pete chapter of the…
The St. Petersburg Branch of ASALH received its charter
ATLANTA – Last month at the National Centennial Conference in Atlanta, the Association…