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Black Women Pioneers in The U.S. Library System
Black Women who helped shape the Libraries of America today.
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Black Owned Snack Brands you Should Try in Your College DormÂ
Whether you are stocking your fridge or looking for a last-minute snack, try being more intentional about your food related purchases and support black businesses.Â
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The “King of Pop” Lives: Michael Jackson’s Loving Influence
Michael was named the "King of Pop," a well-deserved title indeed. Michael suddenly passed at the age of 50 in 2009. It was a sad day for the whole...
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Billie Holiday and Strange Fruit
After researching "Strange Fruit,” I understood more about Holiday and the intention behind her music. As a black woman in the 20th century, she experienced heartbreaks deeper than those caused by romances gone wrong. Â
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Intersectionality Changed the Game — And Kimberlé Crenshaw Started It
Intersectionality Changed the Game — And Kimberlé Crenshaw started it. Coining the term intersectionality and spreading it to intersectional feminism along with aiding in the start of the #SayHerName...
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Disappearing Recipes of Black Americans
Through endurance, creativity, and survival these recipes were made, and were passed orally, making it difficult for them to survive in the modern day.
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28 Days isn’t enough: Honoring Black History Beyond February
Educating yourself and others to have a broader perspective to reference correct events and figures in history is how we conserve authentic black history.
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Review On The Toast Factory, A Black-Owned Business In Rochester, NY
You may not know it but that yummy golden brown, buttery breakfast with hints of cinnamon and vanilla is a staple food in Black southern culture.
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Stages, Ballots, And Bookshelves: How Black History Is Being Written Right Now
Black history is not confined to the past. It is actively unfolding in the present.
