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Longwood To Honor Prince Edward Civil Rights Heroes

Longwood University pays tribute to the unsung heroes of Prince Edward County’s civil rights struggle, recognizing their pivotal roles in shaping education justice during Commencement 2024.
#CivilRightsHeroes #LongwoodUniversity #Commencement2024 #EducationJustice
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U.S. Coast Guard Promotes First Black Female Admiral

“Witness history as Admiral Zeita Merchant shatters barriers, becoming the first Black female admiral in the U.S. Coast Guard’s 233-year legacy. Her remarkable journey exemplifies the service’s ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion.” #USCoastGuard, #AdmiralZeitaMerchant, #BlackFemaleAdmiral, #DiversityandInclusion, #AfricanAmericanHistory, #Milestones
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Shove-Off Day Remembrance 1865 Path To Texas’ Juneteenth That Began In Hopewell, Va.

Learn about the historical significance of Shove Off Day in Hopewell, VA, as it commemorates the path to Juneteenth, tracing back to the departure of US Colored Troops from City Point in 1865. #Juneteenth, #ShoveOffDay, #USColoredTroops, #Emancipation, #AfricanAmericanHistory
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Lewis leaves ECSU women to take over UNC-Asheville program

Former WNBA player and Elizabeth City State head women’s basketball coach Tynesha Lewis has announced she is leaving after three seasons to accept the head coaching job at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. 
#WNBA #ElizabethCityState #TyneshaLewis #UNC-Asheville
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From Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office: Honoring Two Men Who Broke Barriers

The Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office concludes Black History Month by honoring two retired trailblazers, Colonel William C. Bennett, Jr. and Captain Junius “Nick” Moore, for their remarkable contributions spanning decades in law enforcement. Their legacy of leadership, community service, and mentorship continues to inspire generations.
#Chesapeake, #LawEnforcement, #CommunityService, #Trailblazers, #BlackHistoryMonth
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Black Family Scholar, Pioneer: HU Presents Lifetime Award To Dr. Andrew Billingsley

“Hampton University pays tribute to Dr. Andrew Billingsley, a trailblazing sociologist and advocate for the Black family, with a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. His groundbreaking work continues to inspire and elevate communities, leaving a lasting legacy of scholarship and leadership.”
#DrAndrewBillingsley, #LifetimeAchievementAward, #HamptonUniversity, #BlackFamily, #Leadership, #Sociology
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Ches. Sheriff’s Office Raises $26,000 For Special Olympics

The 8th Annual “Dancing With The Athletes” fundraiser dazzles attendees and raises over $26,000 for Special Olympics Virginia.
#SpecialOlympics #FundraiserSuccess #CommunitySupport #ChesapeakeSheriffsOffice
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Lincoln Captures CIAA Men’s Basketball Title; Fayetteville State Win CIAA Women’s Crown

Discover the highlights from the 2024 CIAA basketball championships as Lincoln University clinches the men’s title and Fayetteville State University secures the women’s crown. Get the game recaps and MVP performances, along with additional details about the tournament festivities. #CIAA #Basketball #Championships #LincolnUniversity #FayettevilleState #CIAA #Basketball #Championships #LincolnUniversity #FayettevilleState
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Women’s History Month: OP-ED: What’s The Future of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion?

Explore the evolution of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, as Omar Luqmaan-Harris introduces the J.E.D.I. Leadership framework, reshaping DEI efforts from performative gestures to genuine systemic change. #DEI #JEDILeadership #Justice #Equity #Inclusion
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Black History Month Black Literature: Slave Narratives to Hip-Hop

“Delve into the rich history of African-American literature, from the poignant slave narratives to the vibrant expression of hip-hop culture, encompassing the voices of renowned authors like Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston.”
#BlackHistoryMonth #BlackLiterature #SlaveNarratives #HipHop #AfricanAmericanAuthors
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