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Storytelling through quilts

Contributed on June 24, 2008

By: 23jayhawk

Local artist uses quilts to share historical stories.
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AFRICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN ANCESTRY

Contributed on June 12, 2008

By: celebrityshowcase

Having Nigerian Grandfather, Paul Eford, and Blackfoot Native American Grandmother, Emma Lee Price, gave me a sense of pride and a desire to become independent. Being the first female host/producer of any hiphop music video talk show on Cable TV was a cha
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Growing-up Edenwald Style

Contributed on May 02, 2008

By: caspren49

Growing up during the 50's and 60's was not only challenging for a "Negro" girl, but a whole lot of fun.
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African American US Cadet Nurse

Contributed on March 28, 2008

By: lawrencer

Short history of Minnie Brown Carter's achievement as a US Cadet Nurse during WWII and beyond.
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Empowerment

Contributed on March 22, 2008

By: mj23345

I had the distinct honor of meeting Mr. Baraka last year at the African-American research library in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. He infused the audience with a sense of pride and a sense of history that is often misrepresented or concealed for reasons that most w
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Sisters

Contributed on March 05, 2008

By: danielsager99

The Sager sisters this past February in Nisqually Wildlife Refuge!
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Texas' First Black Owned Business

Contributed on March 03, 2008

By: jandersonsoli

When the cash cow cotton served as the South’s economy - Hiram, James, Wallace, Andrew and George Wilson tapped into another much needed market, stoneware (pottery). After being freed from their slave master, John McKamey Wilson, Jr., H. Wilson and Co. w
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Grandmother with Great-grandchild

Contributed on January 25, 2008

By: joannhh

A very rare photo opportunity of my grandmother taken with my son two years prior to her passing away at the age of 94. Mattie Causey-Pinkey Freeman was very instrumental in bringing the word of Jesus Christ our Lord into the lives of many and she lived a
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African Americans in the Classical Arts

Contributed on January 20, 2008

By: danielsager99

Trinity Sager in her role as "Little Girl" for the Pacific Northwest Ballet's 2007 production of Nutcracker! Trinity has been dancing ballet since she was two years old, and was very happy to get her first part in a professional ballet.
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African Americans in the U.S. Army

Contributed on January 20, 2008

By: danielsager99

My husband SSG. Daniel Sager headin back to Iraq after his two week R&R, during his 15 month deployment to Baghdad Iraq with the Stryker Brigade out of Fort Lewis Washington.
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