February 21: Fannie Lou Hamer 1 min read A Daily Journey Through Black History Month “The Feminist and Civil Rights Icon” Story On February 26, 1963, Fannie Lou Hamer gave her famous testimony... Read More
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February 21: Fannie Lou Hamer 1 min read
Defining Moments: Civil Rights Act Crossword Puzzle Embark on a journey through history with our Civil Rights Act of 1964 crossword puzzle. This puzzle invites you to explore the key figures, landmark... Read More
🎉 Honoring Dr. John Henrik Clarke on His Birthday – January 1st Today, we celebrate the birthday of the legendary Dr. John Henrik Clarke — a scholar, teacher, and one of the most influential voices in African... Read More
“Love’s Different Angles” Crossword Puzzle 1 min read “Love’s Different Angles” Crossword Puzzle by Ronald Bunn revolves around the theme of love. Expect words or phrases associated with love, famous quotes, song titles,... Read More
Reviving the Legacy of Gwen Ifill at Simmons University A New Dawn for Media and Humanities Education at Simmons University — Gwen Ifill School of Media, Humanities, and Social Sciences Through her unwavering coverage... Read More
Hazel Scott jazz Pianist, Actress and 1950’s Emigrant Hazel Scott was prominent jazz pianist and Hollywood actress in mid-20th century. Born in Trinidad in 1920. She along with her mother moved to New... Read More
Charles Rangel worked hard to address systemic inequalities Charles Rangel was born in Harlem, New York City on June 11, 1930. He grew up in a working-class neighborhood and experienced firsthand the challenges... Read More
Ida B. Wells and Gwen Ifill: An Interview Imagined There are certain things that leave indelible imprints on our memories — things that influence, guide, and shape the way we think, the way we... Read More