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Gerald Ensley: If not for FAMU, we would all be poorer - Vimarsana News

Gerald Ensley: If not for FAMU, we would all be poorer

If there had been no Florida A&M University, the city of Tallahassee, the state of Florida and the nation would have been a poorer place in many ways.

Source: yahoo.com
Exploring Tallahassee's May History Day-By-Day - WFSU Local Routes - Vimarsana News

Exploring Tallahassee's May History Day-By-Day - WFSU Local Routes

Historic events, places, and people that occurred on this day (and others) during the month of May over the years.

Source: wfsu.org
Exploring Tallahassee's February history day-by-day. - Vimarsana News

Exploring Tallahassee's February history day-by-day.

Historic events, places, and people that occurred on this day (and others) during the month of February over the years.

Source: wfsu.org
1920s Black-owned Safe Bus: 'We didn't have to ride in the back' - Vimarsana News

1920s Black-owned Safe Bus: 'We didn't have to ride in the back'

The state’s first African American-owned transportation company was formed in the mid-1920s and it continued operating until 1972 when it became part of the Winston Salem Transit Authority.

Source: wunc.org
1920s Black-owned Safe Bus: 'We didn't have to ride in the back' - Vimarsana News

1920s Black-owned Safe Bus: 'We didn't have to ride in the back'

During segregation, bus routes in Winston-Salem that brought workers to the city’s major employers did not extend into Black neighborhoods. That often meant long walks to the main routes or trolley lines, until Safe Bus. The state’s first African American-owned transportation company was formed in the mid-1920s to service the East Winston community, and it continued operating until 1972 when it became part of the Winston Salem Transit Authority.

Source: wfdd.org