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Social Justice @ ASALH: Know Before You Go, Pre-Conference Book Series

Join us for our "Know Before You Go" pre-conference book series. Authors and guests discuss their work and themes of Black Health/Wellness. Brought to you by ASALH, in partnership with Howard University Social Justice...

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Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Today, we honor the

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Today, we honor the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous communities across the Americas, including trailblazers like Edmonia Lewis. As a sculptor of African American and Ojibwe heritage, she used her artistry to uplift Indigenous and Black identities, inspiring us to celebrate resilience and representation. Let’s reflect on the strength of Indigenous peoples and commit to supporting their voices in our society.
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On Indigenous Peoples' Day, we honor the rich history, resilience, and enduring presence of Native Peoples across the Americas. This day provides an opportunity to unlearn the myths surrounding Columbus and recognize the profound impact of colonialism on Indigenous communities. For tens of thousands of years, Indigenous Peoples have thrived in the Western Hemisphere, cultivating diverse cultures and traditions. Despite the devastating effects of European colonization—enslavement, forced relocation, and loss of lands—Indigenous Peoples have persisted. Today, Indigenous communities continue to advocate for their rights, celebrate their cultures, and educate future generations.
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Edmonia Lewis, a talented sculptor of African American and Ojibwe descent, used her artistry to celebrate Indigenous and Black identities while advocating for the representation and recognition of the Black community in the 19th century.

#IndigenousPeoplesDay #EdmoniaLewis #HonorNativeCultures #RepresentationMatters #ASALH

Up next in our Black Facts series: the incredible

Up next in our Black Facts series: the incredible Ernie Barnes! Known for his vibrant paintings capturing the beauty of Black life, Barnes used his artistic talent to depict movement, emotion, and culture. Stay tuned as we dive into his inspiring legacy!
#ASALH #ErnieBarnes #BlackFacts #BlackHistory #ArtInMotion
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Ernie Barnes, an influential African American artist and former professional football player, made a lasting contribution to Black history through his unique blend of sports and art. Known for his signature elongated figures and dynamic movement, Barnes captured the vibrancy of African American life in his paintings. His most famous work, The Sugar Shack, which appeared on the cover of Marvin Gaye’s album I Want You and in the TV show Good Times, became iconic for its portrayal of a lively dance scene filled with joy and culture. Barnes’ ability to represent the physicality of the human body, influenced by his athletic background, and his deep connection to the Black community made his work a celebration of Black experiences and an important voice in American art.

Congratulations to all the awardees at this year's

Congratulations to all the awardees at this year's ASALH Annual Awards Banquet! Your achievements and dedication to preserving and promoting the rich history of African Americans inspire us all. Your work continues the legacy of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, ensuring that our stories are told, celebrated, and remembered. We applaud your commitment to scholarship, education, and activism, and we are honored to recognize your exceptional contributions. Here's to your continued success and to the lasting impact of your work on future generations!

Congratulations to the incredible awardees honored

Congratulations to the incredible awardees honored at this year's ASALH Annual Awards Banquet! Your dedication to preserving, promoting, and amplifying Black history is inspiring. Through your work, you not only honor the past but also pave the way for future generations to embrace the richness of our heritage. ASALH is proud to recognize your achievements and contributions to the study of African American life and history. May you continue to shine as beacons of excellence in your fields. Here’s to your continued success and impact!

Next in our #HispanicHeritageMonth Black Fact seri

Next in our #HispanicHeritageMonth Black Fact series, we honor Clara Ledesma, a trailblazing Dominican painter whose vibrant work celebrated Afro-Latino culture and the African heritage of the Caribbean.
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Clara Ledesma (1924–1999) was a Dominican painter whose vibrant works played a crucial role in highlighting Afro-Latino culture and the African heritage within the Caribbean. Known for her surreal and imaginative style, she often portrayed themes of folklore, mysticism, and everyday life, reflecting the diverse cultural roots of the Dominican Republic. Ledesma's art brought attention to the African influence in Latin American identity, contributing to the broader narrative of Afro-Latino history and enriching the understanding of Black cultural expression in the Americas.

#ASALH #claraledesma

Congratulations to the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. for

Congratulations to the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. for winning this year’s Living Legacy Award. The award was given earlier this month in Chicago by Executive Council Member Lionel Kimble 🥳

We continue celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by

We continue celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting Afro-Latino excellence with #BlackFacts. Today, we recognize Ruth de Souza, a trailblazing Afro-Brazilian actress who broke barriers in Brazilian cinema and theater. Her legacy continues to inspire across cultures.
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Ruth de Souza was a pioneering Afro-Brazilian actress who broke barriers in Brazilian cinema, theater, and television, becoming one of the first Black actresses to gain national prominence. Born in 1921, she worked tirelessly to challenge racial stereotypes in the entertainment industry, portraying complex, dignified characters that defied the limited roles typically offered to Black actors. Her career, which spanned over 70 years, paved the way for future generations of Afro-Brazilian artists, and her legacy is celebrated as a crucial part of Black history in both Brazil and the broader Afro-Latino community.
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#ASALH #ruthdesouza #HispanicHeritageMonth #AfroLatinoHistory

We extend our deepest gratitude to all the attende

We extend our deepest gratitude to all the attendees, participants, and volunteers who helped make the 109th Annual ASALH Conference an unforgettable experience. Your energy, contributions, and commitment to preserving and advancing African American history and culture were truly inspiring. We look forward to seeing you all again next year for the 110th Conference in Atlanta, where we’ll continue building on this legacy together. Until then, stay connected and engaged with us (tag us @asalh_bhm and use #ASALH2024 #ASALHPittsburgh), and don’t forget to mark your calendars for #ASALHAtlanta!

All aboard for the Sunday Trolley Tour today (Sund

All aboard for the Sunday Trolley Tour today (Sunday, September 29th) at the ASALH Conference ! 🚋 Explore Pittsburgh's rich Black history and culture on this guided journey through iconic sites.

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Check out some of the events happening Saturday, S

Check out some of the events happening Saturday, September 28th, at the ASALH Conference! Don’t miss a moment — find the full schedule in our story highlights!

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Here’s a sneak peek of some events for Friday, S

Here’s a sneak peek of some events for Friday, September 27th at the ASALH Conference! ✨ For the full schedule, check out the link in our story highlights!

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Author

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Authors’ Book Signing at the 109th ASALH Conference! Your support made it a success. Explore our members’ bookshelf and ASALH storefront for more great reads and merchandise! Tag us @asalh_bhm or use #ASALHPittsburgh to share your memories! 📚✨

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Up next in our Black Facts series: the incredible Ernie Barnes! Known for his vibrant paintings capturing the beauty of Black life, Barnes used his artistic talent to depict movement, emotion, and culture. Stay tuned as we dive into his inspiring legacy! #ASALH #ErnieBarnes #BlackFacts #BlackHistory #ArtInMotion #AfricanAmericansAndTheArts _Ernie Barnes, an influential African American artist and former professional football player, made a lasting contribution to Black history through his unique blend of sports and art. Known for his signature elongated figures and dynamic movement, Barnes captured the vibrancy of African American life in his paintings. His most famous work, The Sugar Shack, which appeared on the cover of Marvin Gaye’s album I Want You and in the TV show Good Times, became iconic for its portrayal of a lively dance scene filled with joy and culture. Barnes’ ability to represent the physicality of the human body, influenced by his athletic background, and his deep connection to the Black community made his work a celebration of Black experiences and an important voice in American art.Learn More: www.erniebarnes.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations to the incredible awardees honored at this year's ASALH Annual Awards Banquet! Your dedication to preserving, promoting, and amplifying Black history is inspiring. Through your work, you not only honor the past but also pave the way for future generations to embrace the richness of our heritage. ASALH is proud to recognize your achievements and contributions to the study of African American life and history. May you continue to shine as beacons of excellence in your fields. Here’s to your continued success and impact! ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations to all the awardees at this year's ASALH Annual Awards Banquet! Your achievements and dedication to preserving and promoting the rich history of African Americans inspire us all. Your work continues the legacy of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, ensuring that our stories are told, celebrated, and remembered. We applaud your commitment to scholarship, education, and activism, and we are honored to recognize your exceptional contributions. Here's to your continued success and to the lasting impact of your work on future generations! ... See MoreSee Less

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