today in black history

May 30, 2020

African American Episcopal Zion (A.M.E.Z.)Bishop James W. Hood, a fierce advocate for Blacks' rights, was born in 1831.

Walter L. Fields Jr.

New York Post Protest

Black Inventions

Ali Sharif

POSTED: February 20, 2009, 7:37 am

Outraged Protester talks about the contributions of Black Americans

Related References

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media
- Justice for the Central Park Five
  NorthStar Network Editorial from October 2002
- DC Voting Rights
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organizations
documents
- FCC to Issue Order on Media Ownership
  FCC issues new media ownership rules that consolidates corporate control
- Injustice Against African Americans, 2007
  The nation's oldest civil rights organization monitors acts of injustice against Black Americans in 2007
- Economic Empowerment Fact Sheet, 2007
  Nation's oldest civil rights organization looks at economic empowerment issues in the Black community in 2007
- Memo on Poverty, 1964
  A presidential memo from 1964 that looks at the issue of poverty at the height of the War on Poverty
- The Job Impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan

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