Today's Africana Almanac

Derrick Bell, Educator, and Activist born
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George Iles, Military Officer born
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Colson Whitehead, Author born
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Edward B. Ramsey, Doctor born
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The Symbionese Liberation Army, a story
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Alfred ‘Tup’ Holmes, Golfer born.
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Cecil Mack, Music Publisher born
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A 19th Century Black Woman is Buried in 2016
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George Poage, Olympian, and Teacher born
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Michael Schwerner, Activist born
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Ebonics, (Language) a story
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A Black Woman Mayor of Washington D.C. is Elected
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A School Superintendent is Killed by Domestic Terrorist Group
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Absalom Jones, Minister born
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Juanita Hall, Singer, and Actress born
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William Wells Brown, Writer and Abolitionist born.
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The night John Henry is born an ax of lightning splits the sky, and a hammer of thunder pounds the earth, and the eagles and panthers cry! John Henry-he says...
THE BIRTH OF JOHN HENRY by Melvin B. Tolson.

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