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With Black history books being systematically removed from library shelves, limiting access to crucial resources that elucidate the multifaceted experiences and contributions of Black Americans, it's more important than ever to discuss and share Black History.

With Black history books being systematically removed from library shelves, limiting access to crucial resources that elucidate the multifaceted experiences and contributions of Black Americans, it's more important than ever to discuss and share Black History.

February 26, 2024

(STACKER/ WFXR) — Over the years, school curricula have changed, limiting the scope to the same Black figures throughout history. Several states including Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma have approved or suggested measures to limit race-related language in public schools. In 2023, Florida rejected an Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies course saying the content in […]

By Petruce Jean-Charles | Stacker Afro American Newspapers/Gado/Getty Images; Allan Baum/New York Times Co./Getty Images (Stacker) - For many years,

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As more states add bans on teaching Black history in classrooms across America, Stacker highlighted 19 underrepresented trailblazers to keep in mind.

To kick off Black History Month, writer, Yasmeen Akbar, celebrates often overlooked figures of Black History.

How Black Americans like the Harlem Hellfighters, Ronald McNair, Bessie Coleman, Alexa Canady, and Robert Smalls made history.

How Black Americans like the Harlem Hellfighters, Ronald McNair, Bessie Coleman, Alexa Canady, and Robert Smalls made history.