Dr. Charles R. Drew — The Army’s Rules About His Own Blood
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during World Wars & Segregated Democracy (1915–1954).
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The 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion — The Triple Nickles, America’s First Black Paratroopers
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during World Wars & Segregated Democracy (1915–1954).
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The Old North State Dental Society — Black Dental Professionals Build Their Own Institution
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during World Wars & Segregated Democracy (1915–1954).
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Rebecca Latimer Felton, Alexander Manly, and the Speech That Ignited the Wilmington Massacre
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during Reconstruction & Backlash (1865–1915).
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The Murder of Archibald Beebe — Killed at the Fayetteville Market House, 1867
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during Reconstruction & Backlash (1865–1915).
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Reconstruction and Black Political Power — America’s First Experiment in Multiracial Democracy
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during Reconstruction & Backlash (1865–1915).
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Fayetteville State University — Founded by the Black Community of Fayetteville
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during Reconstruction & Backlash (1865–1915).
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The United Order of Tents — The Oldest Black Women’s Organization in America
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during Reconstruction & Backlash (1865–1915).
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The Freedmen’s Bureau: Black Political Power and the Promise of Reconstruction (1865–1872)
Documented historical event impacting African Americans during Reconstruction & Backlash (1865–1915).
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