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Couple opens house that has ties to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to the public for MLK day
Local News
MLK essay contest winners share what made their stories stand out
Dozens of students participated in contest, but three won
Black History
'Documenting Black Jacksonville': UNF professors publish interviews 85 years later
For the first time, University of North Florida professors are digitally publishing hand-written documents that show what it was like to live in 1930's Jacksonville.
Black History
Sharing untold stories of Black Jacksonville's history
Some UNF professors are sharing interviews from the 1930s, digitally, for the first time. It should paint a clearer picture of what life was like in Jacksonville.
Black History
Remembering James Weldon Johnson 150 years after his birth
Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., James Weldon Johnson Park is hosting a birthday celebration for Johnson, complete with food trucks, live music and birthday cake.
Black History
Happy 150th birthday, James Weldon Johnson!
Johnson, a LaVilla native, wrote the Black National Anthem, "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing" along with his brother. He was born June 17, 1871.
Local News
Monthly community cleanups underway for renovations at historic old Stanton High School
The inside of the three-floor building has black mold, shattered glass, and piles of glass on the floor.
GMJ
Jacksonville locals celebrate African American contribution to the Kentucky Derby
It's a history nearly forgotten. African Americans helped shape the thoroughbred racing industry. During the first Kentucky Derby, 13 out of 15 jockeys were Black.
Local News
Rally planned Tuesday over renaming of Duval County Confederate-named schools
What's up for debate next: the voting process.
Local News
'We all know her name; We all know her face': Jacksonville virtual art exhibit honors life of Breonna Taylor, Black lives lost to police violence
Taylor was shot at least eight times March 13, 2020, when three Louisville police officers entered her apartment to serve a search warrant for a drug investigation.
Local News
Kids from I'm A Star Foundation host virtual Black History Month event with Jacksonville leaders
The group heard about Ax Handle Saturday from Rodney Hurst, a youth from the NAACP protesting at a whites-only lunch counter in Jacksonville in 1960.
Black History
Four Freedom Riders discuss their work in desegregating the South
They recalled their time during the early 60s while integrating Southern restaurants.
Local News
MLK essay contest winners share what made their stories stand out
Dozens of students participated in contest, but three won
Black History
'Documenting Black Jacksonville': UNF professors publish interviews 85 years later
For the first time, University of North Florida professors are digitally publishing hand-written documents that show what it was like to live in 1930's Jacksonville.
Black History
Sharing untold stories of Black Jacksonville's history
Some UNF professors are sharing interviews from the 1930s, digitally, for the first time. It should paint a clearer picture of what life was like in Jacksonville.
Black History
Remembering James Weldon Johnson 150 years after his birth
Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., James Weldon Johnson Park is hosting a birthday celebration for Johnson, complete with food trucks, live music and birthday cake.
Black History
Happy 150th birthday, James Weldon Johnson!
Johnson, a LaVilla native, wrote the Black National Anthem, "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing" along with his brother. He was born June 17, 1871.
Local News
Monthly community cleanups underway for renovations at historic old Stanton High School
The inside of the three-floor building has black mold, shattered glass, and piles of glass on the floor.
GMJ
Jacksonville locals celebrate African American contribution to the Kentucky Derby
It's a history nearly forgotten. African Americans helped shape the thoroughbred racing industry. During the first Kentucky Derby, 13 out of 15 jockeys were Black.
Local News
Rally planned Tuesday over renaming of Duval County Confederate-named schools
What's up for debate next: the voting process.
Local News
'We all know her name; We all know her face': Jacksonville virtual art exhibit honors life of Breonna Taylor, Black lives lost to police violence
Taylor was shot at least eight times March 13, 2020, when three Louisville police officers entered her apartment to serve a search warrant for a drug investigation.
Local News
Kids from I'm A Star Foundation host virtual Black History Month event with Jacksonville leaders
The group heard about Ax Handle Saturday from Rodney Hurst, a youth from the NAACP protesting at a whites-only lunch counter in Jacksonville in 1960.
Black History
Four Freedom Riders discuss their work in desegregating the South
They recalled their time during the early 60s while integrating Southern restaurants.
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