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210th Anniversary of America’s First Freedom March Commemorated
Should Delta Park Be Renamed Vanport?
'Black Pioneers' Eye Salem for Museum Site
'King Years' Author Taylor Branch Joins NW Civil Rights Expert Dr. Quintard Taylor at Beach Event
'Portland Memorials' Lists City Histories Depicted in Park Benches, Fountains, and More
'Wake of Vanport' Draws More Survivor Stories
'You are My Slave:' School's Civil War Day Sparks Mom's Ire
100 Years After Tulsa Race Massacre, the Damage Remains
100 Years of Radio in Africa: From Propaganda to People’s Power
206 Zulu Anniversary Celebration Feb. 13-16
50 Years on, Harlem Week Shows How a New York City Neighborhood Went From Crisis to Renaissance
6 Inspiring 'Firsts' That Black Women Accomplished
6 Must-See Interviews With Alice Walker That Will Change Your Life
6 Things You Should Know About Richard Henry Boyd, the Former Slave Who Founded the First Black Doll Company
A Brief History of African Americans in Portland
A Centuries-Old Cemetery for People Who Were Enslaved Is Reclaimed in New York
A Freed Slave's Words Get New Life
A New Look at a Black Pioneer
A Timeline of Black History in the Pacific Northwest
About Black History 2008
Acclaimed Hip-Hop Scholar, Artists Join State Rep. Pettigrew
African American Writers Have 'Something to Say' March 28
African Genetic Testing Event Comes to OMSI
African-American GIs of WWII: Fighting for Democracy Abroad and at Home
Alberta Main Street Seeks Stories on African American History
Alberta Main Street to Honor Local African American History
Albina Jazz Festival Pays Tribute to Portland’s Music History
America's Always Had Black Inventors – Even When the Patent System Explicitly Excluded Them
Architect Chosen for Smithsonian Black History Museum
Arkansas Civil Rights Icon Daisy Bates Commemorated with Capitol Statue
Arthur Crudup: What to Know About the Bluesman Who Wrote Elvis's First Hit and Barely Got Paid
As Website Lacked Black History, Activists Stepped in to Fill the Gap
Association to Hold Its Last Seattle Black History Conference
Audio Cut in Speech on Black People’s Role in Memorial Day
Black August Uplifted as Alternative Black History Month
Black Female WWII Unit Recognized With Congressional Honor
Black History 101 MobileMuseum Goes on Display Jan. 16
Black History and Williams Avenue
Black History Conference
Black History Events in Portland
Black History Film 'Local Color' Rereleased
Black History Month Events
Black History Month: Needed Now More Than Ever, by Marc H. Morial
Black History Now on Oregon's 150th Birthday Website
Black History Online
Black History Online
Black History Online
Black History Online
Black History, Black Print and You
Black History: Chuck's St. Johns Cyclery
Black History: Great New Books for Readers of All Ages
Black History: Major Taylor, the Fastest Biker in the World
Black History: Mapping Out Our Communities
Black History: The Long Journey of the 25th Infantry Bicycle Brigade
Black Parents Seek Schools Affirming Their History Amid Bans
Blumenauer Boosts Efforts to Put Three Black History Landmarks on National List
Book Project Documents the First Families of Vancouver
Book Review of (1)ne Drop: Shifting the Lens on Race
Bronze Statues Unveiled for Centralia Founder George Washington
Buffalo Soldiers Celebrate 150th Anniversary
Cameron Whitten Steps Into New Role
Captain Janet Days Made History as the First Black Commanding Officer of the World's Largest Naval Base
Celebrate Black History Month at Multnomah County Library
Celebrating a Legacy of Non-violent Protests for Black History Month
City Hall Hosts Art that Showcases Portland's Black History Through Buildings
City Hall's Celebration of Black History Month
City of Vancouver to Host Vanport Flood Exhibit
Clifford Alexander Jr., First Black Secretary of U.S. Army Has Joined the Ancestors
Cobblestone Magazine Launches Rap Into History Challenge
College Board Launches First AP African Studies Course
COMMENTARY: America’s Policing and Political Practices Inextricably Linked to KKK and White Supremacy
COMMENTARY: Is a Cultural Shift on the Horizon?
Community Calendar: Portland
Community Calendar: Seattle
Community Calendar: Seattle
Congressman Frost Blazes a New Path for Generation Z
Culture + Trauma: An Artist Comes Home
Dean Calls for Black History Commitment Beyond a Single Month
Detroit's Once-Famous Black Bottom Neighborhood Finally Receives a Historical Marker
Development Wraps Black History and Career Education into Preservation Project
Documentary Searches for Justice and Peace 100 Years After the Tulsa Massacre in RISE AGAIN: TULSA and the RED SUMMER
Don't Just Study Black History, Create It
Donors, Sponsors Generously Support African American Museum
Dunlap Student Wins Black History Heroes Challenge
Easy to Make Costumes Based on Black Historical Figures
Ed Dwight Was to Be the First Black Astronaut. At 90, He's Finally Getting His Due
Embracing Black History by Julianne Malveaux
Emmett Till's House, Black Sites to Get Landmarks Funds
End of Near Century Old Naval Mystery Brings Family Together
Explore the History of Seattle's Black Community
Film Fest Highlights African-American Women Directors
Films, Food Headline UW Tacoma's Black History Month Celebrations
First Look at the National Museum of African American History and Culture
First Victim of 1921 Tulsa Massacre of Black Community Is Identified Since Graves Found, Mayor Says
Florida Is Just the Latest Battlefield in Right’s War on Education
For Tuskegee Syphilis Study Descendants, Stigma Hasn't Faded
Freedom Schools Open in Florida to Teach Black History
Genealogy Forum of Oregon Announces New African American History Resources
George Curry's Top 100 Black History Books
Globetrotting Black Nutritionist Flemmie P. Kittrell Revolutionized Early Childhood Education and Illuminated ‘Hidden hunger’

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