Tag: 305.896 (African American Studies)
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Discover how John Reed became Killeen’s first Black radio broadcaster in 1970, shaping Central Texas media and inspiring future generations.
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Danny Treadwell, the first Black athlete in Alabama’s high school basketball tournament, is remembered for his courage and historic achievements.
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Across the Bridge documentary reveals the untold story of Eugene’s first Black community, showcasing their resilience, faith, and the legacy of those displaced by the Ferry Street Bridge.
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Raymond Gates, Lawton’s first Black firefighter to be celebrated with a street dedication honoring his lifelong legacy in public service.
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