Celebrating Home Update

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Just over two months ago, we moved into our new space next door to St. Joseph’s church.  This has been extremely exciting!  We now have a kitchen where we can cook, an entire room just for our library, and, overall, … Continued

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Four That’s the number of black women who have been cast members of SNL in the show’s 38-year history. (From: Here’s the Funny Thing About Black Women on SNL.)

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yearningforunity: “Do Not Buy Where You Will Not Be Hired” Floyd McKissick Papers (4930), Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, UNC Chapel Hill. This photograph was found in the black attorney’s papers, Floyd McKissick. The actual date of the photograph is … Continued

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dreamdefenders: motherjones: For the 50th anniversary of the historic civil rights rally, an ode to the women who helped it succeed—and got little recognition for it. (Steve Schapiro/Corbis) Women of the Dream Defenders.

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Happy Music Monday everyone! Check out this cover from this amazing group! Hope you enjoy this & the rest of your day! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

Be on the Look out!

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We’re starting daily events on our facebook, twitter, and tumblr pages. Music Mondays Turn Up TuesdaysWisdom WednesdaysThriving Thursdays& Foody Fridays. If you have any cool things, dishes, or events that you think you would love to add on any of these … Continued

Community Action Update

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Northside Project, in collaboration with Self-Help, continues to work on various housing strategies for the neighborhood.  As a part of this initiative, we have convened a “Making History Tangible” task force in charge of creating historic markers and monuments for … Continued

Public History

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Our History is Dangerous schools outreach program had an exciting debut this spring.  We worked intensively with 90 high school students and hosted 200 middle school students from Smith Middle School for a Civil Rights History workshop and walking tour of the … Continued