African-American history

Bookworm Review: “John Lewis: A Life”

David Greenberg’s “John Lewis: A Life” offers an in-depth exploration of the civil rights icon’s life, from his early struggles with racism to his pivotal role in shaping American politics, making it a must-read for students, activists, and history enthusiasts alike.
#JohnLewis #CivilRights #DavidGreenberg #SNCC #BookReview
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“Juneteenth: Resilience and Freedom” Event At Chrysler Museum of Art

The Virginia African-American Cultural Center, the New Journal and Guide, and the Chrysler Museum of Art hosted a vibrant Juneteenth celebration in Norfolk, featuring historical accounts, art, and performances under the theme “Juneteenth: Resilience and Freedom.”
#Juneteenth2024 #NorfolkEvents #BlackHistory #CulturalCelebration #ArtAndHistory #CommunityEvent
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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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Hampton’s Former Black-Owned Hotel Featured in the Green Book Is Commemorated By State Marker

“Virginia commemorates the Bay Shore Hotel from the Green Book.” #GreenBook #AfricanAmericanHistory #VirginiaHistory #HistoricalMarker #TravelHistory #Hampton
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15th Annual Garden Heritage Celebration At Botanical Garden

The 15th Annual Garden Heritage Celebration at Norfolk Botanical Garden honors the African-American workers who planted the garden 85 years ago and presents Groundbreaker awards to notable individuals. #GardenHeritage #AfricanAmericanHistory
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