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John Lewis: 5 Things You May Not Know
February 21, 2026
Explore five lesser-known facts about John Lewis, from his upbringing to lifelong activism, and his legacy of getting into “good…
Miss Mary Hamilton: Put Some Respect On Her Name
February 20, 2026
Mary Hamilton demanded some respect be put on her name. She refused to be disrespected in court and won a…
How John W. Bubbles Gave Tap a New Rhythm
February 19, 2026
John W. Bubbles reshaped tap dancing with the creation of rhythm tap, influencing generations of dancers.
United for Peace: How Leymah Gbowee and the Women of Liberia Helped End Liberia’s Civil War
February 18, 2026
In 2003, Leymah Gbowee and Liberian women surrounded peace talks, staged protests, and demanded change until their nation’s civil war…
“I Am Somebody”: Remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson (1941–2026)
February 17, 2026
Rev. Jesse Jackson dies at 84, leaving a powerful civil rights legacy shaped by activism, politics, controversy, and complexity.
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…
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