Digital creator La Reine has defended the NAACP’s push for elite Black athletes to reconsider attending universities in states accused of suppressing …
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Bernice King Urges Americans to Embrace Nonviolence, See Humanity Even in Those Who Cause Harm
by Gee NYby Gee NYCivil rights leader Bernice King is urging Americans to embrace nonviolence not simply as a political strategy, but as a moral discipline …
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Black History Biography
Ayọ Tometi: Nigerian-American Trailblazer and Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter
by Gee NYby Gee NYAyọ Tometi (born August 15, 1984), formerly known as Opal Tometi, is a Nigerian-American human rights activist, strategist, writer, and community organizer. …
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Black History Biography
Alicia Garza: The Visionary Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter Who Transformed Grief into Power
by Gee NYby Gee NYAlicia Garza (born January 4, 1981) is a prominent American civil rights activist, writer, and strategist best known as one of the …
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‘Freedom Is Never Really Won’: Dr. Bernice King Issues Rallying Cry for New Generation in Civil Rights Fight
by Gee NYby Gee NYCivil rights leader Bernice King delivered a powerful message about racial justice and generational activism during a gathering outside the Alabama State …
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Content Creators Unite to Amplify Voting Rights Message at ‘All Roads Lead to the South’ National Day of Action
by Gee NYby Gee NYBlack content creators are using their platforms to document and broadcast the historic voting-rights mobilization to audiences across the United States. This …
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Black History Biography
Assata Shakur: The Life, Legacy, and Controversy of a Global Symbol
by Gee NYby Gee NYAssata Shakur, the Black liberation activist, author, and former member of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army whose name became …
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‘We Are On Our Own’: Kandice Webber Makes Strong Call for a Unified Black Political Agenda
by Gee NYby Gee NYSocial commentator and advocate Kandice Webber has posted passionate video online, urging Black Americans to build independent political power following recent battles …
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Meet 6 of the Strong Black Women Who Shaped the Liberation Movement in the 1960s and 1970s
by Gee NYby Gee NYToday, for Black History Month, we reflect on Black liberation history, singling out six extraordinary women whose leadership, organizing, and political education …
