Tag: Black American history
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James Amos, one of the first Black men to serve in the FBI, is remembered for his years as Theodore Roosevelt’s trusted bodyguard and valet, offering rare insight into the Roosevelt White House.
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Timothy Lewis, SIUE’s first Black tenured professor in Political Science, leads efforts to expand the Black Studies Program.
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Witness history in the making as Don L. Scott prepares to become the first Black Speaker in Virginia’s House of Delegates after Democrats reclaimed the majority in 2022. Delve into his inspiring journey, from overcoming adversity post-incarceration to…
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