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LOCAL COLUMN: "Lift Every Voice and Sing!" - Vimarsana News

LOCAL COLUMN: "Lift Every Voice and Sing!"

“Lift every voice and sing....” Last Saturday, I attended a breakfast presented by the City of Norman and the Human Rights Commission.

Connecticut's first African American history museum contains artifacts of a painful past, but also moments of hope - Vimarsana News

Connecticut's first African American history museum contains artifacts of a painful past, but also moments of hope

21 years after Jeffrey Fletcher inherited his mother’s collection, he finally found a...

Connecticut's first African American history museum contains artifacts of a painful past, but also moments of hope - Vimarsana News

Connecticut's first African American history museum contains artifacts of a painful past, but also moments of hope

21 years after Jeffrey Fletcher inherited his mother’s collection, he finally found a...

Kinnett Alleges Anderson University Segregating Students In Pursuit Of Inclusivity - Vimarsana News

Kinnett Alleges Anderson University Segregating Students In Pursuit Of Inclusivity

Kinnett Alleges Anderson University Segregating Students In Pursuit Of Inclusivity

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MLK: Letter from Birmingham Jail | Post News Group - Vimarsana News

MLK: Letter from Birmingham Jail | Post News Group

By Tamara Shiloh https://youtu.be/Di05SvJ8utI The year was 1963. Cries for equality and an end to injustice for Blacks in Birmingham, Ala., were silenced by the city’s mayor Eugene “Bull” Connor. Alabama Governor George Wallace, stood on the steps of the state capitol and declared: “Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.” This became the motto for […]| By Tamara Shiloh https://youtu.be/Di05SvJ8utI The year was 1963. Cries for equality and an end to injustice for Blacks in Birmingham, Ala., were silenced by the city’s mayor Eugene “Bull” Connor. Alabama Go...