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ASALH Mourns the Passing of Sheila Jackson Lee
The news of the passing of Sheila Jackson Lee, a true “Advocate for Social Justice” and human rights, known as the “Voice of Reason” in the U.S. Congress, has reached
The news of the passing of Sheila Jackson Lee, a true “Advocate for Social Justice” and human rights, known as the “Voice of Reason” in the U.S. Congress, has reached
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Bernice Johnson Reagon, a remarkable individual whose contributions have left an indelible mark on our world. As a life member of
South Carolina educator and racial activist Dr. Bertha Maxwell-Roddey, passed away March 20.
Friends of Dorie Ladner, Dorie Ann Ladner, our sister, passed away Monday, March 11, 2024. She was special in her fierce battles against racism and white supremacy. The great lesson
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center joins friends and family in mourning the loss of renowned historian Carl Westmoreland. Westmoreland was a longtime supporter of the Freedom Center, advocating for its creation and serving as its...
It brings us great sorrow to inform you of the passing of our Branch President John Lanier. A man of impeccable character and dedication to historical preservation, it is difficult to comprehend this. Lanier...
ASALH sadly acknowledges the January 23, 2022 passing of Robert Hayden, Jr., former National Secretary and founding president of the Martha's Vineyard Branch of ASALH.
ASALH mourns the passing of Margaret M. Miles. Mrs. Miles was the long-time Park Ranger at the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site. She was also a great
History Will Remember This Great American
ASALH mourns the passing of historian and civil rights activist Timuel Black. In his 102 years of life, he stood as a witness to so many of the important people and events that have...