7 Books to Read For Black History Month
Four fiction novels, a poetry collection, a play and an autobiography: We're celebrating an array of Southern literature that portrays the humanity within Black youth, teens and adults.
Experience Greensboro-High Point’s Underground Railroad & More Civil Rights History
Students in Greensboro ignited a youth-led movement that challenged racial inequality throughout the South.
Pensacola’s Multicultural Past
Pensacola, Florida, may be known for its white sand beaches, but its postcard beauty belies a rich and diverse history.
Spend Black History Month in Augusta, Georgia
Learn about the Godfather of Soul and other African American leaders in Georgia's historic city.
Follow Louisiana’s African American Heritage Trail
Where did the sweet melodies of jazz begin? And just how long have the majestic, towering Spanish moss oaks been here? The answers can be found along The Louisiana African American Heritage Trail.
4 Reads for Black History Month
New books that examine the African American experience from Civil War to Civil Rights and beyond.
Literary Friday, Edition 185
4 Reads for Black History Month (plus a giveaway!), the next American Crime Story, Kerouac Project's writer-in-residence, plus winter poems about foxes and daughters. Happy Literary Friday!
The Singing Window of Tuskegee
A visual retelling of the African American experience in stained glass.
Mrs. Parks and the Maids of Mississippi
The story behind the novel 'Miss Hazel and the Rosa Parks League' by Jonathan Odell.
The End of a Start
A man walks past a broken yard He sees something, A work of art. He sees equality. All People as one
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