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“Black History Now” Social Justice Education Beyond Black History Month The Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center (NFUGRR) and the
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BLACK PEOPLE, both free and enslaved, relied on their faith to hold onto their humanity under the most inhumane circumstances.
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Ten thousand people witnessed the unveiling of a bronze monument honoring Frederick Douglass in Rochester on June 9, 1899.New York Governor Theodore Roosevelt delivered the keynote
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The greatest mass movement of Black people in history remains that of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities
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•The Smithsonian Institution, built between 1847 and 1855, is made from red sandstone, which was quarried by enslaved Africans.
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pictured above l/r Rosemary Sadlier Saladin Allah Rochelle Bush Held on the last Wednesday of January, February and March of
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As a tradition Black Eyed Peas are the staple to holiday meals especially the first of the year . Here’s
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By Nanette D. Massey Financial advisor Richard Glaser had trouble logging into his workstation remotely on Monday, July 20th. He
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A Broadway Market on-line Community Engagement Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 23 at 6 p.m. CJS Architects and its
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This year’s ROC Juneteenth 5K Run/Walk comes at a time when we are reminded, once again, that justice in America
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