Frederick Douglass
Black Liberation: Unmasking The Hidden Chains Of Modern Slavery
By Jamial Black\Black Voice News Photos: YouTube Screenshots\YouTube Screenshots On July 5, 1852, at Corinthian Hall in Rochester, New York, Frederick Douglass delivered a ...
Fourth Of July: Remembering Frederick Douglass And The Sacrifices Of Black Americans Fighting For Freedom
By The Collective PAC Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons As we take today to celebrate the spirit of freedom that defines the Fourth of July ...
Frederick Douglass: “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?”
Photos: YouTube The following is Fredrick Douglass’ classic July 5th, 1852 speech (in its entirety) denouncing the hypocrisy regarding the Fourth of July Holiday. ...
Pioneering Singer Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield: “The Black Swan”
Photo: Wikimedia Commons Born a slave in 1819 in Natchez, Mississippi, Singer Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield “The Black Swan” had little reason to dream of ...
The Denmark Vesey Conspiracy of 1822 in South Carolina
Photo: Wikimedia Commons Above, Denmark Vesey Monument in Charleston, South Carolina. After one loyal slave told his master about a plot to seize the ...
COVID-19: PSL Announces National Protests Calling for Rent Cancellations
Photo: Twitter The following message was released by the Party for Socialism and Liberation announcing nationwide protests (they say in at least 28 cities) ...
Lincoln Project, PFAW, Releases Ad on the Trump’s Child Separation Policy
[Immigration\Child Separation] Ben Jealous: ““Donald Trump’s hateful and racist anti-child, anti-immigrant, and anti-family policies have left hundreds of children vulnerable to horrific abuses…Trump’s disgusting ...
Pan-African Profile: Martin R. Delaney ‘Father of Black Nationalism’
[Martin Robison Delany] BlackPast: In 1859 Delany led an emigration commission to West Africa to explore possible sites for a new Black nation along ...
NY-16 Congressional Challenger Bowman: Make Juneteenth a National Holiday
[Jamaal Bowman\NY-16\Juneteenth] Bowman: “Making Juneteenth a national holiday would be just one step, albeit a significant one, in a larger effort to root out ...
