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Today in our History July 14, 1848 Walter “Wiley” Jones,
Today in our History July 14, 1848 Walter “Wiley” Jones, one of the first wealthy African Americans in the South, was born enslaved in Madison C...

Today in Black History July 11, 1821 Lucy Terry, creator of
Today in Black History July 11, 1821 Lucy Terry, creator of the oldest known work of literature by an African American, died. Terry was born around ...

TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY Joseph Cinque and slaves who seized
TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY Joseph Cinque and slaves who seized the slave ship Amistad and killed its captain and most of its crew, were taken into cust...

TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY William, Jamestown Va, 1st black child
TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY William, Jamestown Va, 1st black child born in English America on this date in 1624. Black gunman, John Lawson, and landsma...

TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY Mary McLeod Bethune, educator, civil
TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY Mary McLeod Bethune, educator, civil rights leader, and founder of Bethune-Cookman College and the National Council of Negro...

TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY Abolitionists Richard Allen and Absalom
TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY Abolitionists Richard Allen and Absalom Jones founded the Bethel (AME) Church in Philadelphia, PA, on this date in 1794. Co...

TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY The Youth March for Integrated Schools
TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY The Youth March for Integrated Schools in Washington, DC, was held on this date in 1958. Jackie Robinson, Asa Philip Randol...

TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY The Black Masons in Boston, MA, formed
TODAY IN OUR HISTORICITY The Black Masons in Boston, MA, formed the African Lodge No. 1 on this date in 1775. Slaves freed in Danish West Indies (n...