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Healing of the Soul Ministry HOSM with Healing of the Soul for African Americans

Roz Caldwell Stanley

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R E Vincent Daniels

“Revealing Unto the World, Bring Forth Clarity to Life, Who We Really Are, From Where do We Come & What Is Our Purpose”

R. E. Vincent Daniels

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Soul Healing…for such a time as this: Prayers to heal your soul

Rosalind Caldwell Stanley

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Prayers For Living: Prayers to Help You Get Through Life

Rosalind Caldwell Stanley

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Healing of the Soul Ministry with Healing of the Soul for African Americans HOSM4AA

Rosalind Caldwell Stanley

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Revolutionizing Families: changing the way you live and love

Rosalind Caldwell Stanley

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Stress Indication Test: An Informal Tool to Help Christians Reduce Stress

Rosalind M Stanley

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Our Wishes and Our Wealth: A Guide to Celebrating Life, Love, and Legacy

Dr. Rumbidzai Mufuka

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Bringing the Light into a New Day: African-centered Rites of Passage (25th Anniversary Edition)

Lathardus Goggins II

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Mothers and Leadership: Twelve Principles for Success

Dr. Reginald E. Vance

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Happy 90th Birthday to Sonia Sanchez! 🎉 #Afric Happy 90th Birthday to Sonia Sanchez! 🎉 #AfricanAmericansAndTheArts #ASALH #SoniaSanchez
On September 9, 1957, President Dwight D. Eisenhow On September 9, 1957, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Civil Rights Act of 1957 into law, marking a pivotal moment in the fight for equality and justice in the United States. As the first civil rights legislation passed by Congress since Reconstruction, the Act aimed to protect the voting rights of African Americans. It empowered the federal government to take legal action against those who attempted to prevent others from exercising their right to vote. Although the Act had limitations, it set the stage for more comprehensive civil rights laws in the years to come, including the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. This legislation was a crucial step in the ongoing struggle for civil rights, reflecting the growing momentum of the civil rights movement during the 1950s. #ASALH #DIdYouKnow #CivilRightsActof1957
Today, we at ASALH proudly celebrate our Founder's Today, we at ASALH proudly celebrate our Founder's Day! On September 9, 1915, our founder, Dr. Carter G. Woodson, known as the "Father of Black History Month," established the Association for the Study of African American Life and History with a vision to ensure that the truth of African American history would be preserved and recognized. For over 100 years, we've been dedicated to promoting, researching, and sharing the vital contributions of African Americans to our nation's story. Today, we continue Dr. Woodson's mission with renewed commitment and passion, amplifying the voices and stories that must be heard. #ASALH #ASALHFoundersDay #CarterGWoodson
Happy National Grandparents' Day! 🎉 Shoutout to Happy National Grandparents' Day! 🎉 Shoutout to all of the amazing grandparents! Today, we also honor the Black leaders known as the ‘Grandmothers’ and ‘Grandfathers’ of movements that changed history. #ASALH #NationalGrandparentsDay #SeptimaPoinsetteClark #JamesFarmerSr #IdaBWells #FrederickDouglass
In honor of Underground Railroad Month, we're high In honor of Underground Railroad Month, we're highlighting ten influential figures who played pivotal roles in the fight for freedom. Join us as we kick off with Thomas Garrett, Harriet Tubman, and Catharine Coffin—true heroes of the Underground Railroad. Stay tuned as we honor their legacies throughout the month. #ASALH #UndergroundRailroadMonth #ThomasGarrett #HarrietTubman #CatharineCoffin
Call for volunteers! Are you a student or a beginn Call for volunteers! Are you a student or a beginner videographer? Do you want to be a part of Black History? Become an ASALH Conference Videographer! ASALH is looking for a student or beginner videographer to volunteer with ASALH’s main videographer on Wednesday through Friday to film full events. On Saturday, the volunteer will become the main videographer for the plenary session and banquet.
On September 4, 1957, nine Black students, known a On September 4, 1957, nine Black students, known as the "Little Rock Nine," faced intense opposition as they attempted to integrate Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas. Despite being blocked initially, President Dwight D. Eisenhower sent federal troops to escort them. Even with protection, the students endured ongoing harassment. This pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement highlighted the fierce resistance to desegregation in the South. #ASALH #DidYouKnow
George Benson, a legendary jazz guitarist and voca George Benson, a legendary jazz guitarist and vocalist, has deep roots in Pittsburgh, where he was born and raised. Known for his smooth blend of jazz, pop, and R&B, Benson started his career as a child prodigy, performing in Pittsburgh's vibrant jazz scene. He later gained international fame with hits like "Breezin'" and "Give Me the Night," contributing to the global appreciation of jazz and Black musical artistry. Benson's connection to Pittsburgh's Hill District, a historic Black neighborhood known for its rich cultural and musical heritage, highlights his role in elevating the city’s jazz legacy and his contribution to Black history as a pioneer who bridged traditional and contemporary sounds. #ASALH #GeorgeBenson #KnowYourBlackHistory #ASALHPittsburgh
Happy Labor Day! 🎉 Today, we pay tribute to the Happy Labor Day! 🎉 Today, we pay tribute to the legacy of Black labor unions and leaders like A. Philip Randolph. Pictured here is the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the first successful African American-led labor union, founded by Randolph in 1925. Randolph was a pivotal voice in the early Civil Rights and Labor Movements. Who knows? The 2025 theme may just be about labor! Please note, ASALH offices will be closed today. Learn more by checking out the article linked in our story!
Dr. Edna B. McKenzie was a trailblazer whose impac Dr. Edna B. McKenzie was a trailblazer whose impact spanned journalism, scholarship, and education. As a leading journalist for the Pittsburgh Courier, she fearlessly covered civil rights struggles, social justice issues, and the everyday lives of African Americans, becoming a voice for the voiceless during a transformative era. Her scholarly work delved deeply into the experiences of African Americans in Western Pennsylvania, unearthing hidden histories and elevating the stories of those who shaped the region's cultural and social landscape. As an educator, she was committed to fostering an understanding of Black history, not just as a field of study, but as a vital component of American history. Her dedication to these efforts paved the way for future generations of historians, journalists, and activists, cementing her legacy as a champion of truth, equity, and representation. #ASALH #EdnaBMcKenzie #KnowYourBlackHistory
September is Underground Railroad Month, a time to September is Underground Railroad Month, a time to honor the bravery and resilience of those who sought freedom and those who aided them in their journey. The Underground Railroad was not a physical railroad but a vast network of secret routes and safe houses that helped enslaved African Americans escape to free states and Canada. This month, we’ll be spotlighting pivotal figures who played crucial roles in this movement in our #BlackFacts. Join us as we remember and celebrate their enduring legacy. #ASALH #KnowYourBlackHistory #UndergroundRailroad
Join us for Day 3 (September 28th) of the ASALH Fi Join us for Day 3 (September 28th) of the ASALH Film Fest at the 109th Annual Conference! We’re excited to present a lineup of thought-provoking films that dive deep into the heart of Black history and culture. 🎥 This event is free and open to the public! 🆓 We encourage everyone to come out to the Omni William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, PA (Carnegie 3 - Conference Level 1) to experience these powerful stories on screen. Featured Films: - Black Scranton Project (3 Short Films) - The Light of Truth: Richard Hunt’s Monument to Ida B. Wells (2021) - Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville (2023) Swipe to find the details for each of the movie showings. Learn more @ https://asalh.org/conference/film-festival/ #ASALHFilmFest #BlackHistoryOnFilm #FreeEvent #PittsburghEvents #SupportBlackFilmmakers
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The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) will host its Annual Meeting Sept. 25-29 in Pittsburgh.
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On September 4, 1957, nine Black students, known as the "Little Rock Nine," faced intense opposition as they attempted to integrate Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas. Despite being blocked initially, President Dwight D. Eisenhower sent federal troops to escort them. Even with protection, the students endured ongoing harassment. This pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement highlighted the fierce resistance to desegregation in the South.Learn More:www.life.com/history/little-rock-nine-1957-photos/nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/little-rock-nine ... See MoreSee Less

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