Hidden African And African-American History You Must Know

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  The Recipe For Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Was Invented By A Black Man Named Nathan “Nearest” Green – What You Should Know
  Many who study history, and others who Drink Jack Daniels, do not know that the recipe for Jack Daniel’s Whiskey was invented by a black man named Nathan “Nearest” Green.…
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  Remembering The 13 Gallant Black Men Who Ended The Segregation Of Blacks By U.S Navy In 1944 (The Golden 13)
  Sixteen Black men arrived for officer training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Illinois in January 1944. It was the culmination of a four-year campaign by civil rights…
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  Tupac’s Stepdad And Freedom Fighter, Mutulu Shakur, Remains In Prison After 34 years
  After serving three decades in a federal penitentiary, freedom fighter and Tupac Shakur’s stepfather, Mutulu Shakur, made headlines in 2018 after lamenting that the U.S. government was illegally keeping him…
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  Meet South Carolina Former Slave Who Built America’s Biggest Bridges In The 1800s [Horace King]
  Horace King’s success story is an inspiration that reminds us to set our heart on achieving success no matter where we find ourselves. Horace King had all the odds against…
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  James Forten: The Black Sailmaker Who Used His Money To Buy Freedom For Slaves
  The noble history of the Black man is oftentimes neglected, or swept under the rug, in an attempt to rid him of his glory in the sands of time. But…
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  Hidden African And African-American History You Must Know
  In a world where African and African American history and facts are scarce or hidden, we have set up research teams and this platform, to help our people find the…
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  How U.S Backed Banks Robbed African Ex-Slaves Of $66 Million(Unpopular History)
  Booker T. Washington, the Founder of the Tuskegee Institute and the son of slaves, once wrote, “By habits of thrift and economy… we are coming. The belief that thrifting and…
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  Many Major Corporations That Got Rich From The Slavery Of Blacks In USA, Still Exist Today
  When slavery of Blacks in the USA is discussed, we are often carried away with the gorry details and the dehumanization of Africans who were stolen and taken to America…
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  Story Of African Slaves From U.S Who Hijacked A Ship In 1841 And Sailed Into Freedom In The Bahamas
  There have been stories of slaves revolting against their masters over the years but since 1841, the Creole Rebellion has been capturing attention as the most successful revolts of enslaved…
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  Remembering This Black Couple Shot To Death In Their Car By White Cops While They Slept
  On a fateful Sunday, of February 2016 at Inglewood, CA, the police responded to a caller who called around 3:10 am. The caller gave information about a suspicious vehicle parked…
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  Story Of Black Man Who Convinced 200 KKK Members To Give Up Their Robes
  Daryl Davis is a blues musician who plays the music of different styles. He has an interesting hobby of befriending members of the Ku Klux Klan. Davis has been doing…
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  Meet Lewis Latimer Who Invented The Carbon Light Bulb Filament In 1881
  To a great deal, the contributions of black people to world development are overlooked, or less told, unlike their those of their white counterparts. This said many African inventors in…
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  Tignon Law: How Black Women Were Banned From Displaying Their Hair Out Of Envy In The U.S
  Over the centuries, black hair remains a topic of conversation and fascination all over the world. While many praise black hair as exceptionally beautiful by every standard. The texture of…
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  Black Woman Murdered By Electrocution For Killing Her White Raper In Self-Defense
  There is a long history of wrongful convictions in the United States, most especially against blacks, stretching from the time when black men began to step their foot in the…
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  Omukama Kabalega Of Bunyoro: Great African King Who Resisted British Terrorism In The 19th Century
  Once, in western Uganda, lay the Kingdom of Bunyoro which at its time was one of the most powerful kingdoms in Central and East Africa from the 13th to the…
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  Black Girls Died From A Bomb Planted In A Church By White Men In Birmingham, In 1963
  When one scrolls through the pages of history, one will find that no one has carried out acts of terrorism on humans more than the Caucasian man. He has spent…
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  How White Mob Lynched Two Black Men In Indiana, 1930
  On August 7, 1930, a mob of ten to fifteen thousand whites abducted three young black men from the jail in Marion, Indiana on August 7, 1930. They lynched  Thomas…
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  The Lynching Of Two Black Men And Their Pregnant Wives In Georgia, In 1946
  This story is one of the most depressing and hurtful accounts of lynchings in American history that we have had to report in our existence as a platform. This is…
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  History Of The Lynching Of 40-Year-Old Black Man In Omaha, 1919
  During the “Red Summer” of 1919, a wave of racial and labor violence swept through the United States. The Omaha Courthouse Lynching of 1919 was an infamous part of the…
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  Fort Lawton (Seattle) “Riot” And Pow Lynching, 1944
  African American soldiers “rioted” against Italian prisoners of war at Seattle’s Fort Lawton, an Army staging area for combat in the Pacific on August 14, 1944. There was the severe…
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  How White Mob Lynched & Burnt Alive 17-Year-Old Black Boy In Texas, In 1916 – Jesse Washington
  The importance of digging up the good, bad and ugly sides of African and African-American history, is because we live in a world that is unchanging in the way it…
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  All-Black Women’s Army Battalion Receives Long-Overdue Recognition 70 Years After WW II
  A historic all-Black women’s battalion is getting its due appreciation, more than 70 years after it was disbanded with no recognition. This recognition is coming by way of a parade…
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  Dr. Charles Drew – Black Man Who Invented The Blood Bank
  Determining how many hundreds of thousands of people that would have lost their lives without the contributions of African-American inventor Dr. Charles Drew is an impossible task. Dr. Charles Drew…
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  Meet Otis Boykin, Who Invented The Wire Resistor Used In Electric Appliances In 1959
  There are only a few inventors in this world who have made a lasting impact like Otis Boykin. Most of the everyday devices we use are made with the components…
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  How KKK Eliminated Black & Two Whites For Registering Black Voters In 1964
  Ever since slavery was abolished in the United States Of America, it has been a continuous fight by the African-American community to get a semblance of “REAL FREEDOM”. They have…
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  How The U.S Government Blocked $1 Billion Gift From Gaddafi To Farrakhan In 1996
  The position of the African-American community, over the decades and centuries, in the United States, has continued to be that of a people in bondage, without a way out, as…
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  The Book Of Negroes – Exodus Of Over 35,000 Blacks From USA In 1783
  The ordeals of Africans in the Western world during the centuries of slavery are so important to be documented, so that generations to come will know the path travelled by…
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  Meet Black Inventor Who Contributed To The Invention Of The Modern Computer [Mark Dean]
  Mark Dean, an engineer, was instrumental in the invention of the modern personal computer. He owns three out of the nine Patents which were used by International Business Machines (IBM)…
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  Meet Black Woman Who Invented The Home Security System In 1966
  The contributions of the Black man to the technological advancements of humanity has been one aspect of history, and current affairs that are often downplayed or kept in the dark.…
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  The Killing Of Frazier Baker And Burning Of His House In 1898
  Frazier Baker was appointed the first African American postmaster of Lake City, South Carolina, in July 1897 by President William McKinley. Frazier Baker, who was a school teacher, had Lavinia…