Black book banning in Florida
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Electoral Politics and African American Studies

By Abayomi Azikiwe African American History Month Series No. 10 “In spite of the long and untiring work in education and organization of the pioneers of Civil Rights; in spite of the painstaking effort made […]
Tom Burrell rallying farmers in Tennessee during 2002
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Land Loss and the Renewed Struggle of African American Farmers

By Abayomi Azikiwe African American History Month Series No. 9 In the years between 1910 and 2000, African American farmers and agricultural workers lost over 14 million acres of land. One of the major demands […]
African Americans in Fayette County Tennessee organized against segregation during the 1960s
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Civil Rights and the Transformation from Tenant to Mechanized Agriculture

By Abayomi Azikiwe African American History Month Series No. 7 On Christmas night 1951 in Mims, Florida, sticks of planted dynamite exploded underneath the home of veteran organizers for the NAACP and the Progressive Voters […]
Scottsboro case demonstration in Washington, D.C. during 1933
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Southern Tenant Farmers Union meeting in Arkansas
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African American Farmers Alliance of the late 19th century
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African American Resistance in the Rural South

By Abayomi Azikiwe African American History Month Series No. 4 “The new industry had a vision not of work but of wealth, not of planned accomplishment, but of power. It became the most conscienceless, unmoral […]
African American prison contract labor
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Cotton industry and African enslavement
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African soldiers in the Union Army
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African Americans and the United States Civil War

By Abayomi Azikiwe African American History Month Series No. 1 By 1860, the dominant industry within southern agriculture was cotton production which utilized the unpaid labor of Africans on lands which were stolen from the […]