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John Berry Meachum: The Abolitionist Who Built a Floating School to Defy Anti-Black Literacy Laws

In the early 19th century, a remarkable figure emerged in the fight against oppression and systemic racism in the United States. John Berry Meachum, a freed African reverend, educator, abolitionist and entrepreneur, defied the odds and built a legacy...
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The Chattanooga Five: The Women Who Survived a KKK Attack, Then Sued and Bankrupted the Klan

On the night of April 19, 1980, five ordinary Black women in Chattanooga, Tennessee, became targets of a hate...