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In Our Latest Issue: Black History Yesterday and Black People Today

Feb 14, 2019
Editorial and Commentary
By Dr. John E. Warren As we celebrate Black History month, one can not help but notice the difference in the commitment that Blacks have today compared to post slavery segregation, civil rights and the indi...

A Slave’s African Medical Science Saves the Lives of Bostonians During the 1721 Smallpox Epidemic

Feb 9, 2019
Front Page
“I am not ashamed of my grandparents for having been slaves. I am only ashamed of myself for having at one time been ashamed.” — Ralph Ellison In an email, Laurie Endicott Thomas, the author of “No More Mea...

Upcoming Local Black History Month Events

Feb 8, 2019
Front Page, State and Local
Voice & Viewpoint Newswire An impressive array of free or low-cost Black History Month events ranging from free films, lectures, art exhibits and discussions are on-tap for the month of February. Below ...

Black History Month: Two Centuries of Black History and the Black Press

Feb 4, 2019
Editorial and Commentary, Front Page, National
In the March 2018 story, “Race News: Chronicling the Black Press and fight for Justice,” journalist Tony Pecinovsky noted that the rocky relationship between journalism and the struggle for African-American ...

Grace Covenant’s “A Blast to the Past” Soars

Mar 6, 2014
Lifestyle
By Lois Shelton Grace Covenant Church February 15-16, 2885 Clay Avenue, San Diego, CA: Grace Covenant Christian Church’s tribute to Black History, “A Blast to the Past!”, proved to be an educational, uplift...
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