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How Moneta Sleet Jr. Became the First Black Pulitzer Prize Winner in Journalism in 1969 for His Historic Photograph of Coretta Scott King at Dr. King’s Funeral

How Moneta Sleet Jr. Became the First Black Pulitzer Prize Winner in Journalism in 1969 for His Historic Photograph of Coretta Scott King at Dr. King’s Funeral
FirstBlacks

The Writer Who Predicted a Black U.S. President in 1968 Through a Groundbreaking Novel That Foreshadowed History Before It Happened

The Writer Who Predicted a Black U.S. President in 1968 Through a Groundbreaking Novel That Foreshadowed History Before It Happened
Talkafricana

Massasoit Guards: The Black Militia That Protected Boston’s Black Community From Slave Catchers in the 1850s

Massasoit Guards: The Black Militia That Protected Boston’s Black Community From Slave Catchers in the 1850s
Upscale Magazine

Joy Rohadfox Is Building More Than Infrastructure She’s Building Legacy, Leadership & Community

Joy Rohadfox Is Building More Than Infrastructure She’s Building Legacy, Leadership & Community
EURweb

250 Years of Amnesia: The Debt America Owes Haiti

250 Years of Amnesia: The Debt America Owes Haiti
Talkafricana

Sarah Baartman: The Disturbing Story of the African Woman Displayed in Europe and Exhibited in a Museum After Death

Sarah Baartman: The Disturbing Story of the African Woman Displayed in Europe and Exhibited in a Museum After Death
Black Iowa News

Meet Sioux City’s local Black author and historian: Jim Tillman

Meet Sioux City’s local Black author and historian: Jim Tillman
FirstBlacks

Abram Colby Honored with First Greene County Marker Recognizing His Role as One of Georgia’s Earliest Black Lawmakers Who Fought for Voting Rights Despite Violent Opposition

Abram Colby Honored with First Greene County Marker Recognizing His Role as One of Georgia’s Earliest Black Lawmakers Who Fought for Voting Rights Despite Violent Opposition
FirstBlacks

Nancy Gardner Prince Became the First Black American Woman to Enter the Russian Imperial Court, Built Businesses and Lived Among Royalty While Defying Limits on Black Women in the 1800s

Nancy Gardner Prince Became the First Black American Woman to Enter the Russian Imperial Court, Built Businesses and Lived Among Royalty While Defying Limits on Black Women in the 1800s
EURweb

AI Attack on Black: Tech Lynchings & Cyber Discrimination 101

AI Attack on Black: Tech Lynchings & Cyber Discrimination 101

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