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Save the Date! Join us for ASALH's Annual Black Hi

Save the Date! Join us for ASALH's Annual Black History Month Luncheon on February 22, 2025 in celebration of African American history, culture, and achievements. This year’s theme, "African Americans & Labor," will spotlight the contributions and resilience of African Americans in the workforce throughout history.

Stay tuned for ticket information and special announcements! 🗓️

#AfricanAmericanLabor #ASALH2025 #BHM #BlackHistoryMonthLuncheon

World Freedom Day resonates with ASALH’s mission

World Freedom Day resonates with ASALH’s mission to honor the fight for freedom and justice. Just as the fall of the Berlin Wall symbolized a breakthrough against oppression, African Americans have long fought for civil rights and equality. On this day, we reflect on shared struggles and recommit to advancing freedom and democracy for all.

Celebrating Amy Sherald, a groundbreaking artist r

Celebrating Amy Sherald, a groundbreaking artist redefining Black identity in fine art. Known for her iconic portrait of Michelle Obama, Sherald's work highlights the beauty and individuality of Black life through her unique grayscale technique.

#BlackFacts #AmySherald #AfricanAmericansandtheArts #ASALH

This #GivingTuesday, we’re raising funds to supp

This #GivingTuesday, we’re raising funds to support 25 Woodson Ambassadors as education is under attack and the teaching of Black history is being challenged—let’s empower the next generation of scholars to keep our history alive.

Save the Date! 📅 This February, join us for ASA

Save the Date! 📅 This February, join us for ASALH’s 2025 Black History Month Festival, honoring the theme: African Americans & Labor.

We’ll explore the deep legacy of Black labor in building industries, advancing rights, and shaping communities. Stay tuned—specific event dates will be announced closer to the new year. Let’s celebrate, educate, and inspire!

#ASALH #BlackHistoryMonth #AfricanAmericansLabor #ASALH2025

Today is the day! 🗳️ It's time to make your v

Today is the day! 🗳️ It's time to make your voice heard and honor the legacy of those who fought for our right to vote. Whether you’re casting your ballot early or heading to the polls today, your vote matters. Let’s shape the future together—every vote counts! #Vote2024 #ASALH #YourVoiceMatters

The wait is over! We’re thrilled to officially a

The wait is over! We’re thrilled to officially announce the 2025 theme: African Americans & Labor 📢. This theme celebrates the vital role of Black labor in shaping American industries, rights, and communities. Stay tuned for a powerful year of events and stories!

#ASALH #AfricanAmericanLabor #BlackHistoryMonth #ASALH2025

This week’s Black Fact honors Richard Roundtree,

This week’s Black Fact honors Richard Roundtree, the trailblazing actor who redefined Black masculinity on screen as the iconic detective Shaft 🎬

#ASALH #BlackFacts #RichardRoundtree #CinemaLegend

#GivingTuesday is coming on December 3rd, and we’re raising $25,000 to support 25 Woodson Ambassadors for ASALH’s 2025 Annual Conference! Join us in empowering the next generation of Black historians and educators. Every donation makes a difference! 🙌🏾

#ASALH #SaveTheDate #GivingTuesday #WoodsonAmbassadors #BlackHistoryMatters

This week’s Black Fact features Kara Walker, who

This week’s Black Fact features Kara Walker, whose powerful silhouettes boldly confront America’s history of race, gender, and power.

#ASALH #BlackFacts #KaraWalker #AfricanAmericanandtheArts

Joshua Johnson, the first African American profess

Joshua Johnson, the first African American professional artist, rose from slavery to become a renowned portrait painter. His dignified works offer a rare glimpse into 18th and 19th-century life, inspiring future generations of Black artists.

#ASALH #AfricanAmericanandtheArts

Today is Make a Difference Day! 🌟 Join us in pr

Today is Make a Difference Day! 🌟 Join us in preserving and promoting African American life and history by donating through Givelify. Every contribution makes a lasting impact on our mission! And mark your calendars – you’ll have another opportunity to support us this Giving Tuesday on December 3rd!

#ASALH #MakeADifferenceDay #GivingTuesday

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