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NEVER FORGET #021: Black Women’s Hair Was Once Illegal

Black hair has long been a topic of discussion, if not a cornerstone, of the Black community. It is an integral…

February 3, 2016

Never Forget #017: Northern State Codes Paved the Way for Jim Crow Laws

In my adolescence, my peers and I were taught the North held promises of freedom for runaway slaves….

June 24, 2015

Never Forget #016: One of The First Persons To Win Their Freedom in Court Was A Black Woman

Elizabeth Freeman aka Mum Bett made history back in 1781 when she sued her slave owner for her freedom…

June 16, 2015

Never Forget #015: The Excellence and Tragedy of Black Wall Street

Greenwood, a Black district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was known as Black Wall Street in the early 20th century…

June 2, 2015

Never Forget #014: Gun Control wasn’t a Problem until the Black Panthers Exercised their Rights

Gun Control. It’s an undying issue that claims and reclaims news headlines with resiliency. The hot button…

May 26, 2015

Never Forget #013: Civil Rights Activists Were Considered Troublemakers

Black Lives Matter. A movement that has yet to lose steam since it staked its claim in the public consciousness…

May 19, 2015

Never Forget #010: The Voting Rights Act was Gutted in 2013

One of the biggest legislative wins for the Civl Rights Freedom Fighters was the Voting Rights Act of 1965….

April 22, 2015

Never Forget #008: Paul Robeson Gave the HUAC A Piece of His Mind

Legendary singer, actor, and activist Paul Robeson was accused of being a Communist. The House Un-American…

April 17, 2015

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