Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today. –
Malcolm X
We have curated articles written to bring historical facts to the forefront. Black History is and has been suppressed in our society either by omission or by editing the facts to create a false narrative. But that doesn’t mean we have to accept their version of reality.
Recent Articles
- The Architecture of Displacement: How Highways, Policy, and Power Reshaped Black America
- Capitalism, Oppression, Racism and Profit – The Economics of Slavery
- The Divided Pulpit: Pastors Who Preached For and Against Slavery
- Sundown Towns: America’s Hidden History of Racial Exclusion
- Dyess, Arkansas: A New Deal Colony Echoing a Broken Promises of “40 acres and a mule”
- “Tariffs, Taxes, and the Twilight of a Union: How Economic Tensions Shadowed the Road to the Civil War”
Feeds
- Eunice Trotter to step down as Black history preservationist at Indiana Landmarks
- Eunice Trotter to step down as Black history preservationist at Indiana Landmarks
- St. Johns County OKs $125K for Black History Museum
- The DuSable Museum Announces “A Call for Artifacts: The Black Community Archive”
- From political campaigns to inclusion manager, Zaire Harris’ passion drives her
- Keith Herron’s America, Still: NYFW 2027 Collection Explores Black History
- The first Colored Convention was held in Philadelphia in 1830. Mother Bethel AME Church will revive it this weekend.
- On This Day in 1925: B.B. King, the ‘King of the Blues,’ Was Born
- “Being Undocumented Is Already a Chronic Stress. Then, Add in Blackness”: Talking with Dr. Felecia Russell on the Experience of Black Undocumented Folks – Public Books
- After three-year push by BE NOLA, schools establish Black Education History Week in New Orleans
About Me
As a person of color, I want to do my part, as we all should in our own way. This is mine.
email: mirtisr@live.com