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This Week In Black History June 3-June 12, 2026

Atlanta Daily World -
• June 3 1904—Dr. Charles R. Drew is born. He grows up to conduct a first of its kind research in blood transfusions and the...

This Week In Black History June 3-June 12, 2026

Courier Newsroom -
• June 3 1904—Dr. Charles R. Drew is born. He grows up to conduct a first of its kind research in blood transfusions and the...

Pope Leo XIV Apologizes For Vatican’s Role In Legitimizing Slavery

Black Information Network -
For centuries, the Catholic Church didn't just stay silent on slavery — it helped authorize it. On Monday (May 25), a pope finally said...

This Week In Black History April 22-28, 2026

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• April 22 1692—The notorious “Salem Witch Trials” of Salem, Mass., claim their first Black victim. Mary Black, a slave, is accused of sorcery and...

This Week In Black History March 18-March 24, 2026

Atlanta Daily World -
MARCH 18 1933—The first Black woman elect­ed mayor of a Mississippi town, Uni­ta Blackwell, was born on this day in Lula, Miss. The former field...

This Week In Black History March 18-March 24, 2026

Courier Newsroom -
MARCH 18 1933—The first Black woman elect­ed mayor of a Mississippi town, Uni­ta Blackwell, was born on this day in Lula, Miss. The former field...

This Week In Black History March 11-March 17, 2026

Courier Newsroom -
Lorraine Hansberry • March 11 1874—Charles Sumner, one of the greatest White heroes of Black history, dies at age 63. Sumner became involved in politics as...

This Week In Black History February 25-March 3, 2026

Atlanta Daily World -
• FEBRUARY 25 1851—The first Black Women’s Rights Convention is held in Akron, Ohio. The keynote speaker was anti-slavery activist Sojourner Truth. 1966—Constance Baker Motley be­comes...

This Week In Black History February 25-March 3, 2026

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• FEBRUARY 25 1851—The first Black Women’s Rights Convention is held in Akron, Ohio. The keynote speaker was anti-slavery activist Sojourner Truth. 1966—Constance Baker Motley be­comes...

This Week In Black History February 11-17, 2026

Courier Newsroom -
•February 11 1644—Eleven Blacks confront the ruling Council of New Netherlands (later New York) with a petition demanding their freedom. This was probably the first...
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