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State Senate honors Frederick Douglass by placing a new bust in chamber setting - Vimarsana News

State Senate honors Frederick Douglass by placing a new bust in chamber setting

Nearly 130 years after abolitionist, orator, and newspaper publisher Frederick Douglass addressed state lawmakers, the Senate unveiled a bust in the branch’s chamber honoring his legacy during a ceremony last week. Senate President Karen Spilka intentionally left two alcoves inside the chamber vacant in her quest to enhance the diverse representation of historical figures in

Local, state figures to be honored on Black History Month banners - Vimarsana News

Local, state figures to be honored on Black History Month banners

NORTH ANDOVER — Local, state and national figures will be honored on the North Andover Commons throughout February to commemorate Black History Month and honor those stories that might not

Local, state figures to be honored in Black History Month banners - Vimarsana News

Local, state figures to be honored in Black History Month banners

NORTH ANDOVER — Local, state and national figures will be honored on the North Andover Commons throughout the month of February, to commemorate Black History Month and honor those stories

The Many Lives of Samuel Ringgold Ward - Vimarsana News

The Many Lives of Samuel Ringgold Ward

R.J.M. Blackett’s new biography examines the life of the abolitionist, newspaper editor, activist, and globetrotter.

The fascinating history of Boston's League of Women for Community Service - Vimarsana News

The fascinating history of Boston's League of Women for Community Service

From hosting dances and plays to providing room and board for women going to local colleges, the League was one of the few places in Boston that offered comprehensive services for people of color, especially Black women.

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