Education The Civil War & Emancipation Be Woke Presents Black History in Two Minutes (or so) In 1861, the south’s threats of seceding the union led to the start of... Zak Ivy1 June 2023
Education Reconstruction: The Vote After the Civil War, the Reconstruction era brought about hope and change in the form of citizenship and equality in America. Black men were... Zak Ivy1 June 2023
Education The Tuskegee Study In 1932 the United States Public Health Service commissioned a study on the effects of untreated syphilis. 600 poor black men from Alabama were... Zak Ivy1 June 2023
Education Katherine Johnson Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Katherine Johnson is a powerhouse unlike any other. Entering college at the tender age of 15, Johnson’s advanced mathematical... Zak Ivy1 June 2023
Education Separate But Equal In June of 1882, a 30-year-old shoemaker by the name of Homer Plessy of New Orleans led a revolution that aimed to overturn Jim... Zak Ivy1 June 2023
Education Black Feminism Black women and their commitment to freedom and equality has often been minimized in history books. However, with black women standing at the front... Zak Ivy31 May 2023
Education Shirley Chisholm Shirley Chisholm is a political icon who paved the way for politics as we know it today. As an active participant for women’s rights... Zak Ivy31 May 2023
Education Convict Leasing Although the 13th Amendment passed the Senate in 1864 and the House in 1865, the loopholes that exist continue to wreak havoc on the... Zak Ivy31 May 2023
Education The Harlem Hellfighters of World War I After years of requesting an all-black unit in the National Guard, the governor of New York finally put the order into place. In January... Zak Ivy31 May 2023
Education Malcolm X After joining the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X became known as a human rights activist whose teachings led the charge of black progression during... Zak Ivy31 May 2023