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National Council for Black Studies exists to promote academic excellence and social responsibility in the discipline of Africana/Black Studies through the production and dissemination of knowledge, professional development and training, and advocacy for social change and social justice.

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We have 1,543,975 supporters who have signed this petition. Please add your name today!

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Can you spare a minute to help Amilcar Shabazz?

1456055 signatures are still needed! Make Juneteenth a National Holiday in 2020

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Africana Studies at Pitt in the news: Yolanda Covington-Ward, chair of the Department of Africana Studies in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, led a committee of faculty and students to develop the course."

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New Anti-Racism Course Aims to Inspire Paths of Scholarly Activism and Black Study

As fall term begins, first-year Pitt students will be required to take a new course on anti-Black racism. The class, open to all students, is centered around the roots, ideology and resistance to anti-Black racism.

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Real Reparations will rightly happen at the federal level. However, state and local actions often lay the groundwork for change to occur in D.C. #ReparationsNow (Calif. Assembly Bill 3121)

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Our former National Council for Black Studies President Assemblymember Shirley Weber once again leading the way! #ReparationsNow NB: Mindy Domb & Jo Comerford, here is what a sister-state legislator is doing in California (Assembly Bill 3121).

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Our former National Council for Black Studies President Assemblymember Shirley Weber once again leading the way! #ReparationsNow NB: Mindy Domb & Jo Comerford, here is what a sister-state legislator is doing in California (Assembly Bill 3121).

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Greenwood Historical District, Tulsa

The year 1921 marks the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre. Read and share this link to Senate Resolution 647, that U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren introduced 7/2/2020 --
https://www.congress.gov/116/crec/2020/07/02/CREC-2020-07-02-pt1-PgS4231-2.pdf -- Please ask your senator to support this bill!

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Black, Brown, and Blue: A Historical Discussion of Policing in Houston

A University of Houston, Center for Public History Lecture Series event on the history of policing in Houston, Texas.

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