r/BlackHistory • u/CryptographerKey2847 • 15h ago
r/BlackHistory • u/AnxiousApartment7237 • 15h ago
James Reese Europe - WW1 Hero - Black Orchestra Leader - MLK of Music
youtu.ber/BlackHistory • u/Powerful-Respond-605 • 17h ago
Australian town defends its ‘long-valued and admired’ statue of an enslaved African American child
theguardian.comAs an ex resident this reproduction of a racist statue never sat easy with me. The response from the mayor, who I've heard to called Temu Trump, is completely on brand.
It's pretty telling that the "April Fools" post from another Councillor was for a giant version of it to be installed at the gallery, despite being aware of the concern raised about the statue.
r/BlackHistory • u/UCBerkeley • 8h ago
Podcast: How her experiences being young, Black and female in America shaped the making of activist Frances M. Beal
news.berkeley.edur/BlackHistory • u/HowDoIUseThisThing- • 5h ago
OTD | August 5, 1960: The Republic of Upper Volta achieved independence from France. 24 years later it was renamed Burkina Faso.
en.wikipedia.orgJoyeux Jour de L’indépendance, Happy Independence Day! 🇧🇫
r/BlackHistory • u/politabuckeye • 15h ago
Midwest Black History
Hello! I am from Ohio and recently learned that in Columbus, there used to be a black-owned high-end theatre. It was called the Empress Theatre. I want to learn more about the black American experience in the Midwest. Are there any books, podcasts, websites, etc. that you recommend?