She was the only Black student in her high school. She graduated as valedictorian. Yet years later, she couldn't even…
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She was the only Black student in her high school. She graduated as valedictorian. Yet years later, she couldn't even…
A VOICE THAT COULD NOT BE SILENCED: FANNIE LOU HAMER On October 6, 1917, a woman was born who would…
Music has always played an important role in bringing people together, breaking down barriers, and inspiring change. Today, Sojourn Project…
NONVIOLENCE IS NOT WEAKNESS. It takes incredible strength to stand your ground without raising your fist. John Lewis understood that.…
This week in 1961, more than 100 Black students walked out of Burglund High School in McComb, Mississippi. They were…
On this day in 1928, James Forman was born in Chicago, Illinois. Forman would become one of the most important…
ON THIS DAY — OCTOBER 2, 1967 History was made at the United States Supreme Court. On this day in…
She didn’t just break barriers. She kept walking into the next one. Constance Baker Motley was one of the most…











