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Jun 15
2007
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BLACK IN TIME: A Moment In OUR HistoryPosted by Hugh in Untagged |
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Josiah Henson:
Josiah Henson Was Born Into Slavery, In Charles County, Maryland, On This Date In 1789,
In 1830, Via The Underground Railroad, Henson Escaped With His Family To Ontario, Canada, After His Master Decided To Sell His Children.
He Established A Settlement For Runaway Slaves Near The Canadian Town Of Dresdan And Returned South Many Times To Free Other Slaves.
Henson Also Went To Britain To Raise Funds For A Vocational School For Former Slaves, Uncle Tom's British Institute, As The School Was Named, Became Canada's First Vocational Institution.
Henson Died In
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Jun 14
2007
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MSNBC bumps story on Stepha Henry for Paris HiltonPosted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
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Jun 14
2007
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BLACK IN TIME: A Moment In OUR HistoryPosted by Hugh in Untagged |

George Washington Carver:
On This Date In 1927, Dr. Geaorge Washington Carver Patented A Process For Producing Paints And Stains From Soybeans (U.S. 1,632, 365).
Nicknamed "The Peanut Man" And "The Wizard Of Tuskegee," Carver Headed The Agricultural Department At Tuskegee Institute In Alabama And Was One Of The Most Prominent Scientists Of His Day.
He Was Famous For Finding New Uses For Everyday Items. Carver Found 188 Ways To Use The Sweet Potato And 300 Uses For The Peanut, Which Included Peanut Milk, Dye, A Scrubing Powder, Sweets, Flour And Livestock Feed.
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Jun 13
2007
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There are many missing black childrenPosted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
After posting a story about Stepha Henry I was emailed by Janice Lowery a woman who not only complains about the lack of exposure missing black children get but is also doing something about it. Janice has started a site to help give these missing children publicity. To learn more about Janice and her site click the link below:
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Jun 12
2007
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BLACK IN TIME: A Moment In OUR HistoryPosted by Hugh in Untagged |
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Thurgood Marshall:
On June 13, 1967, Thurgood Marshall Became The First Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice, After Being Appointed By President Lyndon Johnson. At The Time Of His Appointmant, Marshall Was Solicitor General Of The United States.
During His Law Career, Marshall Argued 32 U.S. Supreme Court Cases And Won 29. Several Of These Were Landmark Cases, The Most Famous Being Brown v. the Board of Education, Which Outlawed


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