ASALH Martha’s Vineyard Branch Makes News Once Again
The Martha’s Vineyard branch made news for their event, Defending Marginalized History, Global Preservation of African Burial Grounds with Peggy King Jorde. Click each below to read the full stories
The William Tucker 1624 Society Commemoration: Bridging the Gap 1619-2021
ASALH Savannah Yamacraw Branch Presents Forum on Impact of Savannah’s Four Black Mayors
The Savannah Yamacraw Branch of ASALH presented a forum on African-American mayoral leadership in Savannah, highlighting issues of housing, the economy, unity and race relations. The event included a discussion
Savannah-Yamacraw Branch Event, Founder’s Day: A Community Forum with African-American Mayors of Savannah
ASALH Manhattan Branch, Ashley Dene Smith – Recipient of Claflin University New York Metro Alumni Award
We are very pleased to congratulate Ashley Dene Smith, a member of Manhattan Branch ASALH, on being one of the recipients of an award from Claflin University. This award was
Legendary BSC alumnus William B. Robertson dies at 88 Charles Boothe, Bluefield Daily Telegraph, W.Va. Jun. 23—BLUEFIELD — A legendary Bluefield State College alumnus has passed away. William Bernard
ASALH Charleston Area Branch Notices and Updates
The Forum on The Black Family – Worship Traditions and Faith Institutions will be held on Saturday July 17, 2021 1-3 pm
Racial terrorism in America by Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard
By Attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, President, ASALH The word “terror” is defined by the “Funk and Wagnalls Standard College Dictionary” as “an overwhelming impulse of fear; extreme fright or dread.” The
The Florida Commission: Activists, educators gather in Jacksonville to criticize state ban of Critical Race Theory
Jacksonville activists are gathering outside the Duval County School District office Friday morning to voice their concerns with the Florida State Board of Education
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