Category: BLACK HISTORY

Fannie Lou Hamer

FANNIE  LOU  HAMER A  powerful voice for Civil Rights and Economic Justice  “I am sick and tired of being sick and tired.”    ✨ National Women’s History Month. “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories”    by DALE RICARDO SHIELDS  Fannie Lou Hamer was an American voting and women’s rights activist, community organizer, and leader in …

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The Tougaloo Nine

         The TOUGALOO NINE by Dale Ricardo Shields  [Research] Page 1 – 6   On March 27, 1961, nine Tougaloo College students walked into the segregated Jackson Public Library, sat down, and refused to leave.No weapons. No signs. Just principle and the kind of quiet courage that rewrites history.Meredith C. Anding Jr. …

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Emmett Louis Till

Emmett Louis Till by Dale Ricardo Shields                  A Muddy Path and Bloody River of Research…                              A Forever Murderous Mississippi Undertow  of Lies, Bigotry, Racism, and Murder. Page 1 – 20 Emmett Louis Till ( Born …

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The Scottsboro Boys

  The Scottsboro Boys  The nine African American teenagers were falsely accused of raping two White women in (1931) Alabama.   by DALE RICARDO SHIELDS     The Scottsboro Boys trial was one of the most famous, or infamous, cases related to race relations in the 20th century of the United States.  Their true story …

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