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A look at Union Station’s new exhibits celebrating 7 Black artists

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Union Station is displaying two public art exhibitions – one group exhibit and one solo project – for Black History Month. CBC’s Talia Ricci spoke to artist Jordan Sook about his exhibit titled “Nothing More Nothing Less,” which...
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Remembering the life of Nassau trailblazer Julius Pearse

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Those who knew him say he was adamant about helping others and combating racism.
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Passaic County baseball landmark tells story of how sports helped integrate America

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Hinchliffe Stadium is Paterson’s very own real-life "field of dreams."
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Harriet Tubman's story inspires new generation

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Rita Daniels, the great, great, great grandniece of Harriet Tubman and co-author of "Harriet Tubman: Military Scout & Tenacious Visionary," said that people of all ages are thrilled to learn more about Tubman's life and legacy.
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Exhibit at Center for Brooklyn History explores borough’s ties to slavery

9th - Higher Ed
The TRACE/S exhibit features historical documents, including an original bill of sale for an enslaved person, offering tangible evidence of Brooklyn’s past.
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Irene Moore Davis on role men of African descent played in Upper Canada Rebellion

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Irene Moore Davis, president of the Essex County Black Historical Research Society and assistant curator at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum in Essex County, says one piece of local Black history often overlooked is the role men of African...
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Sadie's Books and Beverages: Orange County's first Black-owned bookstore

9th - Higher Ed
News 12 is shining a light on a unique and historic Black-owned bookstore in the Hudson Valley. Sadie's Books and Beverages has quickly become a safe space for community members in Orange County and beyond.
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Heather Rennalls on the relationship between Harriet Tubman and John Brown

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Heather Rennalls, an independent researcher and freelance writer based in Oxford County, said she was surprised to learn of the personal connection between Harriet Tubman and John Brown, and that the two were both allies and friends.
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Bronx photography studio aims to support, teach creatives without giving them extra financial burden

9th - Higher Ed
The owner, who goes by Shotti NYC, says his studio host workshops and mentorships, but also teaches lessons about financial literacy and customer relations.
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Mount Vernon celebrates Black history with performance at City Hall

9th - Higher Ed
The show featured music, dance and spoken word by students from the Denzel Washington School of the Arts, along with live music from rock band The Revelators.
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Malverne Superintendent Dr. Lorna Lewis leaves behind legacy spanning 46 years

9th - Higher Ed
News 12 caught up with the Malverne superintendent to share her story.
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How these 3 women are creating communities of care, belonging and change

9th - Higher Ed
A conversation with three community leaders in Montreal about finding strength in unity and the power everyone holds to create change. Ayanna Alleyne, Sharon Nelson and Cynthia Waithe are three of CBC Quebec’s 2024 Black Changemakers.
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Trump recognizes Black History Month at White House event

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Trump was joined by golf legend Tiger Woods as he addressed hundreds of guests in a reception in the East Room. (Scripps News)
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INTERVIEW: Don King explains why he is not a subscriber of Black History Month

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INTERVIEW: Don King explains why he is not a subscriber of Black History Month at 'Black November' Screening At The Library Of Congress, Washington D.C. on 02/29/2012. (Footage by WireImage Video/Getty Images Entertainment Video)
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INTERVIEW: Vivica A. Fox shares her thoughts on this film screening on Black History Month

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INTERVIEW: Vivica A. Fox shares her thoughts on this film screening on Black History Month at 'Black November' Screening At The Library Of Congress, Washington D.C. on 02/29/2012. (Footage by WireImage Video/Getty Images Entertainment...
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Specially decorated Black History Month postboxes to honour black Britons

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Some of the nation’s landmark red postboxes have been painted black to honour black Britons past and present, including Sir Lenny Henry and nursing pioneer Mary Seacole. Royal Mail said four postboxes – in London, Glasgow, Cardiff and...
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52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards - Press Room

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SPEECH: John Legend on celebrating Black History Month, on what performances he enjoyed tonight. at the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards - Press Room at Los Angeles CA. (Footage by WireImage Video/GettyImages)
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Freedman�s Memorial, tilt from scroll to Abraham Lincoln's face

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Freedman�s Memorial, tilt from scroll to Abraham Lincoln's face
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Freedman�s Memorial

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Freedman�s Memorial
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Close up of Freedman�s Memorial

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Close up of Freedman�s Memorial
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Meet The Black Women Who Changed Our Voting Laws

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Voting rights leaders like LaTosha Brown are fighting harder than ever, as voter suppression bills pile up in states across the country. For Black History Month, The Recount is reflecting on Black women, then and now, who have always led...
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Black History Month Special: Women, Kids And Businesses Making Moves

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From a Black woman making history reaching the nation’s highest court, to an innovative Black-owned business, here’s how some are making moves.
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Lacks Family Sues For Profits, Permission Of 'Immortal Cells'

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The Lacks family doesn't want the medical community to stop using the cells, but they do want what they say is fair.
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How Violet T. Lewis Started A College With Just A $50 Loan

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Violet T. Lewis bought several used typewriters, and started the Lewis Business College in Indiana in the midst of the Great Depression.