Urban Trailblazers: Robin Wonsley and Roslyn Harmon
In the bustling city of Chicago, two remarkable women are making waves in their community as urban trailblazers. Robin Wonsley and Roslyn Harmon have dedicated their lives...
The Great Migration: A Transformative Movement in American History
The Great Migration, spanning from 1916 to 1970, was a pivotal movement in American history that saw approximately six million African Americans leave the rural...
The Great Depression of the 1930s had a devastating impact on African American workers, exacerbating their already dire economic situation. As the economic downturn deepened, African Americans were the first to be laid...
Downtown revitalization has become a focal point for many cities across the country as they strive to create vibrant and inclusive urban centers that cater to residents and visitors alike. The recent National...
The post-Civil War era marked a significant period of educational advancement for African Americans, leading to the emergence of a self-conscious Black middle class with serious literary ambitions in the later 19th century....
For over three decades, the fight for freedom, justice, and equality for Black people has been a deeply personal journey for many activists. Grounded in the lessons passed down by leaders of the...