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Publisher John H. Johnson and the 1964 Civil Rights Act

USPS Stamps wrote 10 months ago: The civil rights movement received a major victory in the fight for equality with the passage of the … more →

Tags: African-Americans, Art & Photography, History 2, 2012 stamp program, Artist, Bill, Civil Rights Act, Civil Rights Movement, dixie cafe

More Than 50 Years of Integrated Public Schools

Clare wrote 1 year ago: Racial segregation was the unchallenged norm in American public schools until May 17, 1954, when the … more →

Tags: History 2, African-Americans, Civil Rights, Equality, Civil Rights Movement, Romare Bearden, Brown v. Board of Education, topeka, Kansas

Today We Take a Stand Against Racism1 comment

USPS Stamps wrote 1 year ago: Today is the fifth annual Stand Against Racism—a movement that aims to shed light on the pervasive f … more →

Tags: Art & Photography, Activism 2, History 2, Civil Rights, Equality, Civil Rights Movement, march on washington, alma thomas, stand against racism

Bruce Davidson Captured the Spirit of the Civil Rights Era

Mike wrote 1 year ago: Among the striking artworks included on the 2005 To Form a More Perfect Union stamp pane is a black- … more →

Tags: African American History Month, Art & Photography, Activism 2, Photography, African-Americans, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movement, Bruce Davidson, Voting Rights Act

Tackling Complex Issues with Bold Simplicity: The Art of Jacob Lawrence

Mike wrote 1 year ago: Jacob Lawrence’s artistic achievement is dazzling and prodigious. Consider this: Before the age of 2 … more →

Tags: African American History Month, Art & Photography, Activism 2, Art, African-Americans, Jacob Lawrence, Civil Right, Civil Rights Movement, Civil Rights Act

To Form A More Perfect Union

joncykman wrote 2 years ago: The United States Constitution begins with the words: “We the People of the United States, in … more →

Tags: American Politics, Philosophy, Religion, Economic Policy, Tea Party, civility, american ideology, Bill of Rights, compromise


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