Explore eras of black history facts for the month of June.
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Explore eras of black history facts for the month of June.
The Story Of James Byrd Jr. And The Law That Changed Things Once upon a time, in a place called Jasper in Texas, there was a man named James Byrd Jr. He was like you and me, living peacefully each day as it came. However, one day, something terribly sad happened that shocked everyone inThe Story of James Byrd Jr. and the Law that Changed Things
The enactment of the James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Act stands testament to how a society can transform a tragedy into a powerful force for change, albeit over time. The law doesn’t eradicate hate but offers a crucial instrument to track, prosecute, and, hopefully, prevent hate crimes. As we strive for an inclusive society, let’sUnforgettable Tragedy: James Byrd Jr.
Join us for our Free Breakfast & Books Summer Program – a unique fusion of nourishment for the body and mind. This initiative serves hearty, healthy breakfasts to our children during the crucial summer months and nurtures their love for reading. Our carefully curated selection of books centers Black people, our experiences, and history, fostering identity, confidence, and empowerment. Encourage your child’s growth with us this summer – together, we’ll fuel their bodies, feed their minds, and inspire their hearts.
Our ‘Barbers & Books’ program is a unique initiative that takes the experience of getting a haircut to a whole new level. We partner with local barbershops and provide free books that Black boys can dive into while getting their haircuts. The program aims to foster a love for reading, boost confidence, and present a wide array of stories that center and celebrate Black experiences. It’s more than a fresh cut – it’s a fresh perspective on learning!
This Giving Tuesday, we’re celebrating the power of small acts with our $2.00 Tuesdays!
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$2 bucks can make a big wave of change, there’s no such thing as ‘too little’ for our liberation!