Slavery Museum Selma @AAECWM

Learn about How Ancient Africa, Enslavement & The Civil War effects Us Today & How we can learn from the past & Create a Better Future for Us All!🌎 africa2america.weebly.com Selma, AL Joined April 2015

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BET @BET

5 months ago

From Dr. Charles Drew to Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, Black doctors have been making strides for centuries. If you weren't taught about these doctors in school, take 90 seconds to learn about them in today's #28DaysofBlackHistory

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Smithsonian’s NMAAHC @NMAAHC

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Richard Smallwood (1948-2025) was a legendary singer, composer, pianist, lecturer, and director whose musical mastery left an indelible mark on gospel music. One of D.C.'s most renowned artists, Smallwood, created moving arrangements that became staples of praise & worship.

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Ben Crump @AttorneyCrump

6 months ago

Dr. Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth, is being honored with her own Barbie. At 99, her lifelong fight for truth, remembrance, and freedom will inspire new generations. Representation matters, and history deserves to be celebrated! people.com/barbie-honors-…

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Listening to the stories from our “OG’s” is priceless. I appreciate how he said he he waited to hear from God before closing. His wisdom in this clip can be life changing. Thank you “malikshotyou” for sharing! #BlackMen #Chicago #BlackOwnedBusiness #BlackCulture

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Black, Blessed & Unbothered @MelanatedTalk

6 months ago

@AttorneyCrump And we will still end up being winners and overcomers as we’ve we ALWAYS do! We are strong, resilient, and we always make a way out of no way! We are unstoppable. Everything meant for evil works for our good.

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The Washington Post @washingtonpost

6 months ago

The research of Dr. Gladys West, who died Jan. 17 at 95, laid the groundwork for the GPS. Thanks in part to her, anyone with a smartphone can navigate easily from one place to the next, without having to stop to ask for directions. wapo.st/3O1L5XL

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BET @BET

6 months ago

Can’t celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth without first acknowledging its father, Carter G. Woodson. We’re profiling 28 Black change makers each day this month. Whose stories should we deep dive into? Tell us in the comments 🖤

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Equal Justice Initiative @eji_org

5 months ago

On this day in 1846, Alabama began statewide convict leasing, a practice later used to re-enslave emancipated Black people criminalized by unjust laws. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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Equal Justice Initiative @eji_org

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On this day in 1917, Congress passed an Immigration Act that banned racial groups deemed "undesirable" from entering the U.S., and primarily barred Asian people. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

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The Legacy Sites @LegacySites

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Read the Art Newspaper's piece about the growth of the Legacy Sites in Montgomery, Alabama. theartnewspaper.com/2026/02/03/ala…

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Equal Justice Initiative @eji_org

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Charles "Sonny" Burton is scheduled to be executed, despite never killing anyone and despite his failing health. The victim's daughter and multiple jurors believe his sentence is unfair. His case exemplifies the arbitrariness of Alabama's death penalty. eji.org/news/charles-b…

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Equal Justice Initiative @eji_org

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On this day in 1904, a white mob brutally lynched Luther Holbert and an unidentified Black woman before a crowd of picnicking spectators in Doddsville, Mississippi. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…