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The Hoodoo Job Gwendolyn Brooks Would Rather Forget - The Trini Gee

The Hoodoo Job Gwendolyn Brooks Would Rather Fo...

Before Gwendolyn Brooks became the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize, before she was Illinois' Poet Laureate or a literary icon etched in American memory, she was a...

The Hoodoo Job Gwendolyn Brooks Would Rather Fo...

Before Gwendolyn Brooks became the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize, before she was Illinois' Poet Laureate or a literary icon etched in American memory, she was a...

Steakless at the Stork Club: Josephine Baker’s Showdown with Respectability - The Trini Gee

Steakless at the Stork Club: Josephine Baker’s ...

The Night They Refused to Serve Her In October 1951, Josephine Baker entered New York’s elite Stork Club expecting dinner. She left with something else: a public insult that would...

Steakless at the Stork Club: Josephine Baker’s ...

The Night They Refused to Serve Her In October 1951, Josephine Baker entered New York’s elite Stork Club expecting dinner. She left with something else: a public insult that would...

Joe Louis: The Best Seller America Didn’t See Coming - The Trini Gee

Joe Louis: The Best Seller America Didn’t See C...

Joe Louis: The Best Seller America Didn’t See Coming In 1951, a biography titled Joe Louis: American by Margery Miller quietly became a publishing success story. The entire first edition...

Joe Louis: The Best Seller America Didn’t See C...

Joe Louis: The Best Seller America Didn’t See Coming In 1951, a biography titled Joe Louis: American by Margery Miller quietly became a publishing success story. The entire first edition...

Sidney Poitier Once Owned a Rib Joint in Harlem—Here’s What Happened - The Trini Gee

Sidney Poitier Once Owned a Rib Joint in Harlem...

Sidney Poitier and “Ribs in the Ruff” In the early 1950s, before Sidney Poitier became an internationally acclaimed actor and civil rights icon, he co-owned a small barbecue restaurant in...

Sidney Poitier Once Owned a Rib Joint in Harlem...

Sidney Poitier and “Ribs in the Ruff” In the early 1950s, before Sidney Poitier became an internationally acclaimed actor and civil rights icon, he co-owned a small barbecue restaurant in...

The Black Nuns of New Orleans: Faith, Defiance, and Legacy - The Trini Gee

The Black Nuns of New Orleans: Faith, Defiance,...

The Black Nuns of New Orleans: Faith, Defiance, and Legacy At the turn of the 20th century, while the South was tightening its grip through Jim Crow laws and the...

The Black Nuns of New Orleans: Faith, Defiance,...

The Black Nuns of New Orleans: Faith, Defiance, and Legacy At the turn of the 20th century, while the South was tightening its grip through Jim Crow laws and the...

Elizabeth Keckley: From Enslaved Seamstress to White House Dressmaker - The Trini Gee

Elizabeth Keckley: From Enslaved Seamstress to ...

Elizabeth Keckley’s life story is a remarkable testament to resilience, talent, and determination. Born into slavery, she used her extraordinary skills as a seamstress to purchase her freedom and rise...

Elizabeth Keckley: From Enslaved Seamstress to ...

Elizabeth Keckley’s life story is a remarkable testament to resilience, talent, and determination. Born into slavery, she used her extraordinary skills as a seamstress to purchase her freedom and rise...