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Reverend James Lawson,National Civil Rights Museum Icon Dies
The National Civil Rights Museum is deeply saddened by the passing of civil rights philosopher and strategist, Rev. James M....
The National Civil Rights Museum is deeply saddened by the passing of civil rights philosopher and strategist, Rev. James M....
Police violence is at the root of Pride Month, just as it is at the foundation of the Black Lives...
Hosting discussions about impacts of parental incarceration and the power of youth-led advocacy Daughters Beyond Incarceration, a Louisiana non-profit championing...
JUNE 5 1872—The Republican Party National Convention takes place in Philadelphia with substantial representation from former Black slaves. At least three...
Chan’tele Rountree, a celebrated dancer, dreamer, and champion for youth, is the founder of The D.R.E.A.M. Center, a youth-focused arts...
Cemeteries have long been a place of mystery and intrigue, with their rows upon rows of headstones and carefully tended...
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