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#Juneteenth Town Hall: Future of Black Freedom - Black women activists, lawyers, organizers, artists, historians, and all-around change-makers discuss the future of Black freedom. #JuneteenthNBCIT pscp.tv/w/c5zliDFtTUVQ…

March 25th is the International Day of Remembrance for Victims of Slavery and the TransAtlantic Slave Trade. Today, President Mahama of Ghana is tabling a resolution before the UN to officially recognize the TransAtlantic Slave Trade as the gravest crime against humanity.

#RestInPower to Rev. Jesse Jackson. Today, we honor a giant whose voice, courage, and love for our people shaped generations. Reverend Jesse Jackson was not only a civil rights icon—he was family to the NAACP. His legacy sits at the heart of our work and at the center of this nation’s fight for justice. We carry his light forward. naacp.org/articles/naacp…

A simple message with big meaning: "I am somebody." We are grateful to Rev. Jesse Jackson for helping teach generations of children to believe in themselves and in one another. Thank you for being part of our neighborhood. 💛💚

🙏🏾 With Love and Gratitude: Reflecting on Rev. Jesse Jackson’s Enduring Influence During the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month nbcit.org/with-love-and-…

February is Black History Month! Join us as we honor Black and African American communities, cultures, and history. Sesame Street has been forever shaped by Black artists and leaders who have brought so much to our neighborhood. Thank you for making our street such a special place! 💛💚

Today marks the beginning of Black History Month and 100 years since this nation first formally recognized and honored Black history. While Black history is global, Black History Month began here in the United States. It is not confined to February, nor is it separate from the American story. It is the foundation of this nation’s democracy, culture, labor, and conscience. From resistance to resilience, from sacrifice to progress, our history has helped to shape America itself. As we observe this month, we do so with remembrance, responsibility, and resolve. The work does not end with celebration. We honor the past by standing firm in the present and organizing for the future. Black history is American history, every day❤️🖤💚 Graphic: @SupremeCr8tive #HappyBHM #BlackHistoryMonth

Shining in red, black, and green in honor of Black History Month. Text CONNECT to 274-16 to get alerts on our Lights! Watch tonight's lighting here: esbo.nyc/ecx

Celebrating 100 years of #BlackHistoryMonth ❤️🖤💚

Source: Forbes The possibility of this is terrifying for higher education. share.google/FA983NgJPLx1TJ…

I had a great morning @NBCITrust’s #MLKDay Children’s book reading! We read five books about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the kids did arts and crafts. I’m so proud of our future leaders and thankful for the parents that brought them today. #MLKDayOfService

Today, at our #MLKDAY Children’s book reading, these little readers are carrying the dream forward.

Protect Black History with the National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. #BlackHistory #nonprofits nbcit.org/protect-black-…

Marion Orr on the podcast discussing history, politics, political theory, and the place of each in Black Studies. Listen here or on your fave stream: go.umd.edu/MarionOrr

The National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. Mourns the Passing of Board Member, Harper Glenn nbcit.org/the-national-b…

Excited to speak at the Blogger Week Content Creator UnConference 🎉 Join us on Oct 4, 2025 at the Silver Spring Civic Center in Silver Spring, MD for a day of connection, creativity & culture. If you’re in the DMV, join us! eventbrite.com/e/blogger-week…

We’re excited to announce @Phil_Lewis_ as an official #BloggerWeek UnConference speaker and special guest on Saturday October 4th at the Silver Spring Civic Center in Silver Spring, MD! Learn more at: BloggerWeek.com.

Content creators, entrepreneurs, and authors - join us at the Blogger Week Content Creator UnConference “Celebrating Multicultural Digital Media” on Saturday October 4th at the Silver Spring Civic Center. Register now! #DC #MD #VA eventbrite.com/e/blogger-week…

Unemployment for Black Americans is at its worst level since the pandemic finance.yahoo.com/news/the-black…

Great new podcast with Crystal Eddins, talking about the place of sociological and historical research in Black Studies and how Black Studies sensibilities alter the study of history and social science. Listen here or at your preferred stream: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Join us for the 2025 Blogger Week UnConference Pop-Up at the Silver Spring Civic Center in #SilverSpring MD on Saturday October 4, 2025. eventbrite.com/e/blogger-week…