Here are Black American heroes to celebrate this month — and every month. 1. ... but perhaps her most famous is being named the first Black woman judge in America in 1939.

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This Black History Month, CNN celebrates the unsung heroes of abortion rights, voting rights, affirmative action, reparations, military inclusion and LGBTQ movements.

A few years ago, I watched a YouTube talk by David Barton called “Forgotten History.” It took place at Living Word Christian Center. From minute six to minute 27, the speaker presents nine ...

"That They Lived" features 21 famous Black Americans, ... Underground Railroad hero Harriet Tubman’s skull was cracked by a two-pound iron weight subjecting her to a lifetime of hallucinations.

But these courageous Black Americans changed history. Published February 1, 2021 Every Black History Month, we tend to celebrate the same cast of historic figures.

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Uncover the impactful legacies of the most iconic and famous Black women in history. ... these resilient African American women broke down obstacles, ... A Hero of the Civil Rights Movement.

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Top 15 Black American artists throughout history. Famous Black artists have changed the landscape of modern and classic art, leaving their indelible mark on history.

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