Three Hundred Sixty-Five Days of Black
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King Mansa Musa I of Mali: West African King and Richest Man That Ever Lived
King Mansa Musa I of Mali (1280 – 1337 A.D.) medieval African ruler and grandson or the grandnephew of Sundiata Mansa Musa I of Mali,
Interior of Negro Exhibition: American Negro Exhibit, World’s Fair- Paris 1900
Paris Negro Exhibit Interior of Negro Exhibition, was the first and last fair to bridge the gap between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This was
Sarah Rector Was An Only Child, But One of the First African-American Millionaires
Sarah Rector Acquires Oil Rich Land Her name was Sarah Rector. She was a young black girl born in Indian Territory on March 3, 1902.
How Racist Are You? Jane Elliott’s Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes, and Angry Eyes Exercise
Jane Elliott (born May 27, 1933, Riceville, Iowa)[1] is an American former schoolteacher, recognized most prominently as an anti-racism activist and educator. She is also
Homer A. Plessy Deliberately Violated Louisiana Law
Three Hundred Sixty- Five Days of Black Homer Adolph Plessy Homer A. Plessy was a Civil Rights activist, shoemaker, and Plaintiff for the landmark Supreme
Tulsa Race Riots of 1921, Destruction of Black Wall Street
There once was a place called Black Wall Street or Little Africa in Greenwood Business District which was nestled in the arms of a very
