The Melanin Tree
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May 13, 1985 – MOVE Bombing in Philadelphia
In one of the most tragic and controversial events in modern U.S. history, the Philadelphia police dropped a bomb on the home of MOVE, a Black liberation group, killing 11 people (including 5 children) and destroying over 60 homes. The attack was widely condemned and remains a stark reminder of the government's violent response to Black resistance.
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You’ve Never Heard of the Black Hero Who Hijacked a Warship—and Outsmarted the Entire Confederate Army
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Did You Know the First Woman to Charter and Run a Bank in the U.S. Was a Black Woman?
Her name was Maggie L. Walker, and in 1903—during the height of segregation—she became the first woman of any race in the U.S. to own and operate a bank. While the system was built to keep Black people poor, she built a financial empire to lift them up. A visionary, entrepreneur, and educator—Maggie didn’t just break barriers, she rewrote the rules.
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The Mysterious Death of Prince: Ownership, Industry Secrets, and Unanswered Questions 💜
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What They Never Taught You: Ancient Civilizations Were More Advanced Than You Think
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“The African Kingdom That Rivaled Ancient Rome”
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Today in History
⚾ 1920: First Game of the Negro National League
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Today in History May 2, 1963
On this Day Children Changed History: Birmingham’s Brave Young Soldiers
What happens when the smallest voices speak the loudest? On May 2, 1963, thousands of Black schoolchildren in Birmingham, Alabama, walked out of their classrooms and straight into the heart of the civil rights movement—risking jail, dogs, and firehoses to demand justice. Their courage shook a nation and forced the world to pay attention.
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“The Black Militias That Fought Back—and Vanished from History Books”
They protected their own after slavery, but America chose to forget Because of Them We Can
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🥊 Muhammad Ali Stripped of Heavyweight Title
On April 28, 1967, boxing champion Muhammad Ali was stripped of his heavyweight title after refusing induction into the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, citing religious beliefs. His stance made him a symbol of resistance and civil rights activism.
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