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Posted By The Editors | February 14th, 2009 | Category: This Week in History | Comments Off
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Wallace Thurman’s play Harlem begins a successful run on Broadway.
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Wallace Thurman’s play Harlem begins a successful run on Broadway.
Grafton Tyler Brown, one of California's first African-American painters, is born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Sisterly Bond: the HBO Documentary ‘Raising Renee’ explores the relationship of acclaimed artist Beverly McIver and her sister Renee
Education Reform’s Misguided Articles of Faith
Santorum Parts Company with Big Business Over Diversity
Election 2012 and The Right to Vote:The Battle for Democracy
Hold Fast to Your Dreams
The Problem that Won’t Go Away: Violence in Urban Black America
The American Gulag: Slavery By Another Name
Huffington Post: John Kline’s No Child Left Behind Bills Strike At Values Of Brown v. Board, Coalition Writes
Deval Hits the Campaign Trail for Barack
The Loving Story: A New HBO Documentary tells the love story that helped destroy Jim Crow