Dear Reader: From This Perspective, Part 2
Dear Reader, I’m not sure how my words will find you when you read them, but I pray…
Dear Reader, I’m not sure how my words will find you when you read them, but I pray…
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BY Jacqueline Hubbard, Esq., ASALH President There is one African American who survived…
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By Sadie Dingfelder | Washington Post On a recent Friday, I ran up the 85 steps to…
Source: National Museum of African American History & Culture On July 5, 1852,…
BY JENNIFER GAMBLE-THEARD, ASALH Historian Why is history important? Some may feel that…
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By Barbara Krauthamer, SALON Over the past few days, the national climate has grown…
By Meserette Kentake, Kentake Page Frederick Douglass was born Fredrick Bailey in…