Ibrahim Traore Teaches Panafricanism In Primary Schools in a SHOCKING move.
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Ibrahim Traore Teaches Panafricanism In Primary Schools in a SHOCKING move.

A Lesson in Patriotism! 🇧🇫✨ When Captain Ibrahim Traoré visited a primary school, he didn’t just greet the students, he inspired them. Speaking with both…

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A Call to Remember and Reclaim Black History | Harvard Graduate School of Education

Jarvis Givens' latest book, "I'll Make Me a World," looks back on a century of Black History Month celebrations. Source link

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Wilkes Hosts Black-Owned Business Pop-Up, Spotlighting Local Entrepreneurs and Community – The Beacon
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Wilkes Hosts Black-Owned Business Pop-Up, Spotlighting Local Entrepreneurs and Community – The Beacon

As part of Black History Month programming, Wilkes University’s Multicultural Student Coalition (MSC) hosted a Black-Owned Business Pop-Up Shop on Thursday, Feb. 19 in the…

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North Charleston marks Black History Month’s close with “everyday heroes” giveaway
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North Charleston marks Black History Month’s close with “everyday heroes” giveaway

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — As Black History Month comes to a close, the North Charleston community gathered to recognize what organizers call “everyday heroes”…

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Channel 62: A look into the nation's first Black-owned TV station in Detroit – CBS News
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Channel 62: A look into the nation's first Black-owned TV station in Detroit – CBS News

From 1973 to 1994, Channel 62 was Black-owned and operated, providing jobs and training in journalism for African Americans as well as providing … Source link

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Celebrating the diverse voices shaping our community
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Celebrating the diverse voices shaping our community

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) – On Wednesday, Feb. 25 12 On Your Side hosted a Black History Month special to celebrate the diverse voices shaping our…

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Andrea Burney recalls experience as first Black reporter for local newspaper recalls
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Andrea Burney recalls experience as first Black reporter for local newspaper recalls

DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) – A Danville woman is still uncovering history and telling stories since becoming the first African American reporter for the Register &…

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New Kindred Futures report provides recommendations on protecting Black wealth amid climate dangers  – WABE
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New Kindred Futures report provides recommendations on protecting Black wealth amid climate dangers  – WABE

A newly published Kindred Futures report examines the intersection of climate resilience and racial wealth equity in Atlanta. The 68-page report is titled “A Beloved…

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Ohio Legislative Black Caucus highlights key issues facing Black community
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Ohio Legislative Black Caucus highlights key issues facing Black community

The caucus held the event as part of Black History Month. COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Black History Month continues, Ohio lawmakers and community leaders gathered…

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Legacy Civil Rights Organizations Denounce President Trump’s False Claims About the State of the Union, Vow to Continue Fighting for Black America

By Array Array , National Urban League Published 04 PM EST, Wed Feb 25, 2026 February 25, 2026 – Last night, President Trump used his State…

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