Third graders at Ella P. Stewart honor Black women in history with annual 'Wax Museum' presentation
Third graders from the Ella P. Stewart Academy for Girls portrayed influential Black women in history, such as Rosa Parks, ...
Ella P. Stewart Academy for Girls students honor Black women in history with annual 'Living Wax Museum' presentation
Third graders from the Ella P. Stewart Academy for Girls portrayed influential Black women in history, such as Rosa Parks, ...
Ella P. Stewart Academy for Girls honors Black women in history with annual 'Living Wax Museum'
Third graders from the Ella P. Stewart Academy for Girls portrayed influential Black women in history, such as Rosa Parks, Bessie Coleman and Rebecca Lee Crumpler.
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Asks University of Illinois Swanlund Chair Professor of Journalism LEON DASH, a founding member of the National Association ...
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Boston City Council instates “good landlord” tax, discusses electric shuttles and Black History Month
The Boston City Council passed resolutions to instate a “good landlord” tax, support action towards a city-wide electric ...
Roy S. Johnson: Hey, white people, it’s not too late to celebrate Black History Month with us
Feb. 27 — In 1869, John Willis Menard rose from his seat in the chamber of the U.S. Congress to defend his status as the ...
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Roy S. Johnson: Hey, white people, it’s not too late to celebrate Black History Month with us
Happy birthday, W.E.B. DuBois (1868, died 1963) Feb. 24 — In 1864, Rebecca Lee Crumpler became the first African-American woman to earn an M.D. in the U. S. Feb. 25 — In 1837, Cheyney ...
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7 interesting Black History facts you likely didn’t know
After working eight years as a nurse, Rebecca Lee Crumpler began medical school at the New England Female Medical College in 1860. This school was the first in the United States to train female ...