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Freedom vs. Emancipation: The Celebration of Juneteenth
In 1866, freedman organized the first June 19, or Juneteenth, celebrations. Today, it is observed in 45 states as an annual holiday of freedom.
In 1866, freedman organized the first June 19, or Juneteenth, celebrations. Today, it is observed in 45 states as an annual holiday of freedom.
Film ‘Legacy Lives On’ Premieres At ABFF, Follows Financial Journey of Three Black Women
Legacy Lives On, screened at ABFF, follows the financial journey of three black women and highlights the relationship African Americans have with money.
Still the Most Ignored Demographic: Single, Black Fathers
Single, black fathers are a demographic minority but deserving of attention and support to counteract so many negative portrayals of black fathers.
10 Thoughtful (And Free) Father’s Day Gift Ideas
As Father’s Day quickly approaches, many of us are wondering what gift to get dad this year. Barbecue grills, TVs, and golf clubs are great, but sometimes all it takes is a message of appreciation, straight from the heart.
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