'Philadelphia Black History' on the floor of City Hall
Forty-four acrylic floor tiles depict Black figures who made Philadelphia, from major civil rights activists to little-known community standouts.
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Forty-four acrylic floor tiles depict Black figures who made Philadelphia, from major civil rights activists to little-known community standouts.
Caroline LeCount, a human resources executive with over two decades of professional experience, has taken on the role of vice president of HR at Science Applications International Corp., a provider of engineering, IT and mission solutions for the defense, space, civilian and intelligence markets. LeCount announced this latest step in her career on her LinkedIn profile.
It was Election Day 1871, the first election since the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. Civil rights activist Octavius V. Catto went to vote and found himself facing a white
Gravestone for Caroline LeCount is in Eden Cemetery in Collingdale
I had a chance to speak with Miriam Reid, an actor who works with Once Upon A Nation, performing historical storytelling on a bench in Franklin Square.