The Union Army’s Secret Spy Was an Enslaved Black Woman #blackhistory #facts #history #africa
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They said an enslaved woman couldn't be a Union spy, military nurse, and pensioned veteran. Lucy Higgs Nichols did all ...
Africans Named Africa Not Europeans #blackhistoryx #history #AfricaFacts #facts
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Black History X dismantles the myth that Europeans named Africa. From Berber 'Ifriqiya' to Kemetic 'Afru-ika,' we expose the ...
WERD: The First Black-Owned Radio Station That Changed History #blackhistory #facts #radiohistory
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Did you know the first Black-owned radio station in the U.S. was founded in 1949? WERD in Atlanta became the voice of the ...
The Underground Railroad - The Gateway to Freedom #blackhistory #blackexcellence #historicalfacts
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Black History X cracks the code of the Underground Railroad—the OG resistance network that outsmarted slave catchers with star ...
Paul Cuffe: The Black Sea Captain Who Built an Empire #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #history
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Paul Cuffe (1759–1817) was a visionary sea captain, entrepreneur, and abolitionist who dedicated his life to Black empowerment ...
Ignatius Sancho: The Black Man Who Defied 18th-Century Britain #blackhistory #history #facts
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Born into slavery in 1729, Ignatius Sancho defied the odds to become a composer, writer, and abolitionist in 18th-century Britain.
Francisco Menendez - The Passport Rebellion (Freedom by Any Means) #blackhistory #history #facts
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He built a free Black nation inside Spanish Florida—and the U.S. burned it off the map. Francisco Menéndez, a fugitive slave ...
Blaxploitation: Power, Style Controversy #blackhistory #facts #blackhistorymonth #filmhistory
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Blaxploitation films of the 1970s revolutionized Black representation in cinema, bringing bold, rebellious heroes to the big screen.
Escape to Mexico - Slaves to Soldiers #blackhistoryfacts
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