Unveiling Dark History, The Horrors They Don't Teach

On May 1, 1865, thousands of newly freed Black Americans gathered at a former Confederate prison camp in Charleston, SC. They properly reburied 257 Union soldiers who had died in captivity, dedicating the site as “Martyrs of the Race Course.” Led by 3,000 Black school children carrying armfuls of flowers, this historic procession is recognized by historians as one of the very first Memorial Day celebrations—then called “Decoration Day.” This weekend, we honor all who made the ultimate sacrifice,

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The Secret Specialist: William Chester Ruth and the Invention of Modern Farming

Did you know that black Americans weren’t allowed to attend prom for decades? The prom was the poor working man’s answer to the debutante ball and even after schools were intergrated they refused to allow black students to attend prom, making them private all white events, what happened? Black people started their own, two different proms, two different cultures built around this coming of age moment and two different styles of doing it. Black prom traditions are akin to a quincenera or bat mitv

Cops Pulled Over a Black Man in a Nice Car — Next Morning, He Was Their Federal Judge

Judge Ignored Black Teenager in Court — Until He Cited Laws Even Judge Forgot

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