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Black History Month performances, story times coming to Grand Rapids library
Grand Rapids Public Library is hosting Black History Month programming for kids, teens and adults, including a live ...
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Black American Woman Who Went Viral While In Pakistan For Demanding Money Is Allegedly Headed Home
An American woman is set to return to the U.S. after going viral after spending a few unexpected months in Pakistan.
First African American Cardinal to serve as guest homilist at Black History Month Jubilee Mass in Newark
Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory, retiring Archbishop of Washington, D.C., will join Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, Archbishop of Newark ...
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“Race for The Net,” author discusses the role African Americans played in the development of the Internet
Mr. Albert White is a tech leader who has witnessed the evolution of the internet and has played a key role in its ...
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Black American Labor: From Tokenism To True Equity
From the forced labor of enslavement to laborers during Reconstruction to today’s leaders in tech and finance, Black ...
Waynesboro Schools helping students engage with powerful Black voices at African-American read-In
"The African-American Read-In is a meaningful opportunity for our students to engage with the powerful voices of ...
He’s the first Black American to compose a full opera. It’s finally being staged after 138 years
For the briefest of moments, a silence fell over the pews of New Orleans’ famed St. Louis Cathedral, as the chapel filled ...
America's Greatest Workplaces for Black Americans - 20,000+ Employees
From systemic barriers to limited leadership opportunities, Black Americans face a professional landscape that requires res ...
Dobyns-Bennett hosts African American History Seminar
Dobyns-Bennett High School hosted an African American History Seminar on Thursday. The seminar highlighted the history of ...
Monument honors about 450 Black people buried in unmarked graves in Taylor City Cemetery
A monument has been erected to honor about 450 Black people buried in unmarked graves at the Taylor City Cemetery.