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In 1858, hundreds of Black Californians fled discrimination for a British colony that promised them land and rights. Many settled Salt Spring Island — and their descendants, and the BC Black History Awareness Society, keep that story alive today.
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In 1858, hundreds of Black Californians fled discrimination for a British colony that promised them land and rights.…
Idaho's only Black history museum lives inside a 1921 church relocated to Julia Davis Park in Boise —…
Long before Alaska was the 49th state, Black whalers, Buffalo Soldiers, and a trailblazing homesteader-lawyer were writing a…
Between 869 and 883 AD, enslaved East Africans working the salt marshes near Basra rose up against the…
Built by formerly enslaved people to defend the first nation founded by a successful slave revolution, the Citadelle…
Bunce Island is one of the most direct, documented ancestral through-lines from West Africa to a specific American…
Southwestern Ontario was the literal end of the line for the Underground Railroad. Buxton's Elgin Settlement and Dresden's…
A.L. Lewis founded American Beach on Amelia Island in 1935 as a segregation-era beach resort for Black vacationers,…
Nicodemus is the last surviving of dozens of all-Black towns founded on the Great Plains during Reconstruction. The…
Africville was a self-sufficient Black Nova Scotian community founded in the mid-1800s and destroyed by Halifax's own urban…
Money and Sumner, Mississippi hold the physical sites of the 1955 Emmett Till case: Bryant's Grocery, the Tallahatchie…
Eatonville, Florida incorporated in 1887 as one of the first self-governing Black municipalities in the U.S. and later…
The Siddi are descendants of East Africans brought to India as sailors, soldiers, and enslaved laborers by Portuguese…
Birchtown was where thousands of Black Loyalists landed after the American Revolution, their names preserved in the famous…
In Wedding, the Afrikanisches Viertel's colonial-era street names are being replaced one by one with the names of…
Keti Koti commemorates the 1863 abolition of slavery in the Dutch colonies of Suriname and the Caribbean, marked…
The National Civil Rights Museum wraps the actual Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King Jr. was killed on…
Located at the Royal Albert Dock, the International Slavery Museum confronts Liverpool's central role in the transatlantic slave…
Curaçao's UNESCO-listed Willemstad is postcard-pretty, but the Kurá Hulanda Museum, housed in a former slave-trading yard, delivers a…
Tens of thousands of Jamaican, Barbadian, and other West Indian laborers built the Panama Railroad and Canal, and…
Ethiopia offers a heritage narrative distinct from the coastal slave-castle route: an ancient, uncolonized Black civilization with its…
Juffureh and Kunta Kinteh Island (formerly James Island) turned Alex Haley's genealogical search into a global pilgrimage site.…
Penn Center on St. Helena Island is the living heart of Gullah Geechee culture, one of the first…
Greenwood was the wealthiest Black community in the country before the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre destroyed it. Greenwood…
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