Abraham Lincoln
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Buffalo Honors Black Veterans With Historic Monument
It is the first of its kind to celebrate vets, both past and present, for their service in all U.S. wars.
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Lincoln College to Close Following Covid Complications and Cyber Attack
The predominantly Black college faced challenges in both recruitment and retainment amidst financial and technological issues.
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Where It All Began: A Black History Month 101
Carter G. Woodson launched the first Negro History Week on Feb. 7-14, 1926. This would later become Black History Month.
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Sen. Mitch McConnell Has Convenient Short-Term Memory About the Filibuster
Sen. McConnell is ok with adjusting the filibuster to rush Supreme Court justices, but not for voting rights.
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Study: Counties With More Confederate Statues Had More Lynchings
The University of Virginia study showed that in any given area, the number of lynchings was a “significant predictor” for the number of memorials.
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Trump Reportedly Granted Hip-Hop Manager Jimmy Henchman Clemency, So Why Is He Still in Prison?
Attorneys for James Rosemond, aka Jimmy Henchman, argue that a conversation between the president and NFL great Jim Brown is enough to set him free.
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My HBCU Comeback Moment: The Miss HBCU Pageant
"At Lincoln, we are family and you show up for your family."
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The Twenty-Third Psalm
Some stuff about why 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' is a perfect anthem for Black America.