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The Big Five: Architects Of The Civil Rights Movement
February 16, 2026
Five organizations emerged as leading champions in the fight to end discrimination during the Civil Rights Movement. While many other…
Hazel M. Johnson: The Mother of Environmental Justice
February 15, 2026
Hazel M. Johnson helped shape the national environmental justice movement by organizing against pollution in Black communities and founding People…
Reflections On Love From Black Authors and Activists
February 14, 2026
Happy Valentine's Day! Let's reflect on some love quotes from Black Authors and activists. Here from Maya Angelou, James Baldwin,…
A Long Way From Liberation
February 13, 2026
Octavia Butler reminds us that freedom extended is not freedom secured. True liberation is not softened control, but structural change…
Jermain Wesley Loguen: The King of the Underground Railroad
February 12, 2026
Widely known as the “King of the Underground Railroad,” Jermain Wesley Loguen turned his Syracuse, NY home into a powerful…
Alan Emtage: Internet Search Pioneer
February 11, 2026
In 1989, Alan Emtage, a computer scientist from Barbados, created Archie, the first internet search engine, laying the foundation for…
Where We At: Black Women Artists Collective
February 10, 2026
Where We At, A 1970s Black feminist art collective, created space for visibility, collaboration, and self-efficacy, shaping how Black women…
Black History and Disability Justice: Olmstead v. L.C.
February 9, 2026
Olmstead v. L.C. reshaped civil rights law by affirming the right of people with disabilities challenging restrictive placement.
NFL Black History Timeline Challenge
February 8, 2026
As Super Bowl 2026 marks its 60th championship, test your knowledge with our NFL Black History Timeline Challenge exploring pivotal…
Racist Caricatures: Not New, Never Random
February 7, 2026
Racist caricatures were recently posted with dehumanizing depictions of Michelle and Barak Obama. These tropes are not new, but they…
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