Black History: Special Delivery!!
Black Panther was the first major black superhero in mainstream American comics. He made his debut in Fantastic Four No. 52 in July 1966. His debut preceded Marvel’s Luke Cage, the Falcon, Storm and Blade; and DC Comics’ Tyroc, Black Lightning and John Stewart.
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Emerging from the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike, the "I AM A MAN" poster became a powerful symbol of dignity and justice, demanding recognition of Black workers' humanity. Click the link to learn more.
It's Nap Time Y'all! Before we rest, let's reflect. Check out this compelling quote from Tricia Hersey. Click the link to learn more.
