Nancy Green was more than a brand. She was a pioneer, a storyteller, and a success story that history tried to erase. …
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The Little Known Story Of The Woman Who Founded An Alabama Hospital During Jim Crow Era
by Gee NYby Gee NYA remarkable Black history discovery has been unearthed in Demopolis, Alabama, shedding light on the legacy of Black medical pioneers during the …
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Zora Neale Hurston’s Role In Saving Black Voices And Story
by Grace Somesby Grace SomesLong before hashtags like #BlackStoriesMatter trended, Zora Neale Hurston fought to preserve Black culture’s richness, one folktale, novel, and anthropological study at …
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Long before Beyoncé dazzled the world or Aretha Franklin demanded R-E-S-P-E-C-T, there was Sissieretta Jones, a vocal powerhouse who shattered racial barriers and …
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Ida B. Wells: The Unapologetic Thorn In White Supremacy’s Side
by Grace Somesby Grace SomesMove over, superheroes—Ida B. Wells wrote headlines, saved lives, and dismantled white supremacy decades before “activism journalism” became a trend. In the 1890s, when …
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Margaret Charles Smith: The Legendary Midwife Who Delivered Generations Without a Single Loss
by Gee NYby Gee NYBlack midwives have long been the backbone of maternal health in their communities, carrying forward a legacy of care, wisdom, and resilience. …
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Ma Rainey’s Bold Legacy: Blues, Queer Love, And Musical Revolution
by Grace Somesby Grace SomesToday’s Black History Month iconic lense shines on Gertrude “Ma” Rainey, often hailed as the “Mother of the Blues,” who was more …
