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Greetings from the ASALH President

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Please join us for a conversation about veterans b Please join us for a conversation about veterans benefits. If you are an active duty member, veteran, or dependent, especially if your family member had troubles with veteran administration claims. The information will benefit anyone who ever served in the military. Please share with your love ones! Topic: VA Benefits Time: Aug 8, 2022 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83076448069?pwd=Wjk3ekZERU5SeDcydzhYcG50UmlmUT09 Meeting ID: 830 7644 8069 Passcode: 710973
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Have a look a few of the submissions for this year Have a look a few of the submissions for this year's In-Person Author's Book Signing event. Register to attend during the 107th Annual Meeting & Conference, SEPT. 29th - OCT. 1st. *Link in our bio to register* #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #BlackHistory #CarterGWoodson #BlackHistory365 #BlackScholars #BlackMedicine
Register to catch the Presidential Session: "Explo Register to catch the Presidential Session: "Exploring Various Aspects of #BlackHealthandWellness," during the 107th Annual Meeting & Conference (SEPT. 29th - OCT. 1st). #ASALH2022 *In-person & Virtual registration is available. Link in bio for more info* Our national president, Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney, will moderate a session that addresses three aspects of “black health and wellness.” Financial advisor DeWayne Ellis of Washington, D.C. will discuss the importance of financial health and wellness for African Americans. Dr. Tom Ellison of Birmingham, Alabama will discuss his efforts to provide quality health care to the state’s African American communities by sponsoring health care programs that reach out to the state’s grassroots citizens. Dr. Chastity Bradford of Tuskegee University will discuss her efforts to replicate the university’s historic “Negro Health Week” that started in the early 20th century. #ASALHBHM #CarterGWoodson #BlackHistory #BlackHistory365 #Montgomery #Alabama #TuskegeeUniversity
#Repost from @alabamavintage. Join #ASALH in #Mont #Repost from @alabamavintage. Join #ASALH in #Montgomery, Alabama from Sept. 29th - Oct. 1st. #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryArchives --- This is the Hale Infirmary in #Montgomery, circa 1919. It was one of the state's earliest hospitals for Black people. Founded in 1890, Hale Infirmary was largely the work of one man, the city's first Black physician, Dr. Cornelius Dorsette. Dr. Dorsette came to Alabama in 1884 at the urging of his former classmate, Booker T. Washington. Dr. Dorsette quickly earned the respect of Montgomery's white medical leaders and gained the trust of his Black patients by his willingness to drive into the countryside to provide care and deliver babies. He married Sarah Hale soon after his arrival in Montgomery but his wife died after less than a year. Her father was James Hale, the wealthiest Black man in Montgomery at that time, and Dorsette convinced him that the city needed an infirmary for Blacks. Hale donated land, and a white women's club helped Dorsette raise money for the building and its operation. Hale Infirmary operated until 1958. #bhm2022✊🏾💚✊🏾❤✊🏾🖤
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#Throwback to our 1940 #ASALH Convention with Dr. #Throwback to our 1940 #ASALH Convention with Dr. Woodson himself. Be sure to register for the 107th Annual Meeting & Conference in #Montgomery, Alabama, SEPT. 29th - OCT. 1st. *In-person & virtual registration is available* ----------------- Check out this image from the 1940 #ASALH Convention in Chicago. In photo are Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Mr. A.L. Jackson, II, Mrs. A.L. Jackson, Arnett G. Lindsay, Mrs. Pearl Buck, Mr. Robert S. Abbott, founder of the Chicago Defender, Rev. John B. Redmond, St. Mark's AME. Have you attended an ASALH Conference? #CarterGWoodson #History #BlackHistory #Chicago Text: Carter G. Woodson Home National Historic Site Photo credit: ASALH #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthandWellness #CarterGWoodson #BlackHistory #BlackHistory365 #BlackVintage #BlackArchives #BlackHistoryArchives
#ExploreWithASALH during our 107th Annual Meeting #ExploreWithASALH during our 107th Annual Meeting & Virtual Conference! "Located in the Historic District of #Selma, Alabama at the foot of the famous Edmund Pettus Bridge, the scene of “#BloodySunday,” the National Voting Rights Museum & Institute is the cornerstone of the contemporary struggle for voting rights and human dignity." Register for this tour, SEPT. 28TH. *Link in bio for more info* #nationalvotingrightsmuseum #ASALHBHM #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #CarterGWoodson #BlackHistory #BlackHistory365 #VotingRights #CivilRights #CivilRightsTrail #CivilRightsHistory #AlabamaHistory #USHistory
Meet us in Montgomery for the 107th Annual Meeting Meet us in Montgomery for the 107th Annual Meeting & Conference, Sept. 29th to Oct. 1st! Register to attend the Darlene Clark Hine & Gerald Horne Book Panel with Julius Fleming, Jr. (University of Maryland), and his 2022 book, 'Black Patience: Performance, Civil Rights, and The Unfinished Project of Emancipation.' Fleming will be joined by notable scholars Thavolia Glymph and Jarvis McInnis from Duke University, Jarvis Givens of Harvard University, and Koritha Mitchell of Ohio State University. Link in our bio to learn more. #ASALH2022 #CarterGWoodson #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory365 #JuliusFleming #BlackPatience #BlackHealthAndWellness #BlackScholars #ASALHBooks
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