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EPACHA Foundation Proudly Celebrates
Black History!
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A People's Journey, A Nation's Story.
America's History Includes . . .
Black History!
FEBRUARY IS BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Important Question?!
Is "Black History" a
part of
"Humanity's History?"
Answer:
YES!
BLACK HISTORY: through the years.
Every facet of injustices and brutalities committed against
"black-skinned Human beings" . . . and even against
those of Humanity labelled as "objects of color"
were witnessed & Eternally recorded in
those infallible
records of Humanity's history.
And whether man-made history books & ideas may
attempt to deny the facts, truth always prevail!
Now, as the world has entered a new phase of
realities - at home in the USA and Around the World - a recognition & celebration of "genuine humanity" is
now front and center in the spotlight.
And in that spotlight of historic truth, every
Citizen should now ask, "Am I truly appreciating
and celebrating Humanity's invaluable worth and
contributions that are inextricably tied to America's
successes - even though those contributions also
bare indelible marks of "Black Citizens" that
are in fact, undeniably . . .
"Citizens of the Family of Humanity?!"
If you're celebrating "Black History,"
You ARE celebrating
"Humanity!"
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EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 15, 1929 - April 4, 1968
Something special and important
for "Children"... and "Adults"
to learn more about
the greatest
"Civil Rights Leader"
in American History!
Must See Video:
Video Courtesy, Pippin Channel- Riddles, Brain Teas
The greatest "Civil Rights Leader" of our time
continues to live in our hearts, minds and
OUR NATION!
Learn more about the Life and Legacy of
Dr. King on the following web pages:
See Also:
There's much more to learn:
10 BLACK HISTORY FACTS THAT ARE LEAST KNOWN
Must See Video:
Video Courtesy, Matter of Factx
REMEMBER . . .
The vast "Wealth of Black History"
has many facts of interesting
persons of accomplishments
worthy for Children to
know of NOW . . . and
for many
generations to come.
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2024
EPACHA Foundation Remembers
the Beloved . . .
Dexter Scott King
January 30, 1961 – January 22, 2024
Courtesy, https://thekingcenter.org/
Dexter Scott King: Freedom, justice and equality. Dexter S. King was American civil and animal rights activist, attorney, and author. He was the second son of civil rights leaders Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. He was also the brother of Martin Luther King III, Bernice King, and Yolanda King; and also grandson of Alberta Williams King and Martin Luther King Sr. He is the author of Growing Up King: An Intimate Memoir.
The Indelible Work of the Kings
A Legacy of Beloved Father & Son:
Giants in American History.
Giants in Black History.
Gone . . . but Never Forgotten!
Learn more about the Beloved
Dexter Scott King
Departed too soon from amongst Humanity.
We shall yet meet again in that
Realm of Eternity.
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Courtesy, https://thekingcenter.org/
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2023
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
in Historical Spotlight
Marchers for Freedom,
Jobs & Equal Rights
Who Were Those Brave Citizens Who
Marched on Washington During a
Time in Our Nation
When Black Americans Were
Treated as Objects of Discrimination?
Honorable Men & Women,
Young & Old, Who Organized
Effective Action for Freedom,
Jobs & Equal Rights!
Learn more on the following web pages:
The Depth of Gratitude Owed to
Those Brave & Honorable
Souls Who Paved the Way
Toward Freedoms, Jobs & Equality
Cannot be Expressed by Words
Without Honorable Action.
START YOUR HONORABLE
JOURNEY.
START LEARNING MORE.
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A People's Journey, A Nation's Story.
PLAN A TRIP. MAKE A VISIT.
A JOURNEY TO REMEMBER.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2022
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
in Historical Spotlight
Tuskegee Airmen
Who Were the Tuskegee Airmen?
Dogfights | History
Must See Video
Video Courtesy, HISTORY
Learn more about the History of the
Tuskeegee Airmen
Must See Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv4HtBaKKXs
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2022
EPACHA Foundation Remembers
the Beloved . . .
Ahmaud Arbery
May 8, 1994 – February 23, 2020
The heinous killing of Ahmaud Arbery:
HATE-FILLED
LAWLESSNESS
IN THE U.S.A.
On February 23, 2020, on a sunny afternoon near Brunswick, Georgia, Ahmaud Arbery was hunted and gunned down while out for an afternoon jog.
Pause for Ahmaud
He took his final breath around 1:14 P.M.
Learn more about the Beloved
Ahmaud Arbery
See Also . . .
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2022
EPACHA Foundation Honors the
Historical Memory of
Herbert T. Lee
January 1, 1912 – September 25, 1961
American civil rights activist remembered as a proponent of
voting rights for African Americans in
MISSISSIPPI:
A PRETENSE OF
DEMOCRACY!
Murdered in Mississippi in broad daylight
by U.S. State Representative E. H. Hurst
KILLING CITIZENS FOR THE
"RIGHT TO VOTE"
IS A DISPICABLE
"CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY:"
NOT WORTHY OF A TRUE
DEMOCRACY!
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Learn more about the Life & Death of
Herbert T. Lee
See Also . . .
https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/lee-herbert-1912-1961/
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2022
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
in Historical Spotlight
Barney L. Ford
Wealthy Entrepreneur and Civil Rights Pioneer
The Most Famous "Unknown Person" in Colorado's History!
January 22, 1822 – December 22, 1902
Must See Video
Video Courtesy, VISIT DENVER
Learn more about the Historical Life of
Barney Lancelot Ford
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2022
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
in Historical Spotlight
Edmonia Lewis
"Wildfire"
American Sculptor, of mixed African-American and
Native American (Mississauga Ojibwe) Heritage
c. July 4, 1844 – September 17, 1907
Image / Text Courtesy, Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia
Born free in Upstate New York, she worked for most of her career in Rome, Italy. She was the first African-American and
Native American sculptor to achieve national and
then international prominence. She began to
gain prominence in the United States during
the Civil War; at the end of the 19th century,
she remained the only Black woman artist who
had participated in and been recognized to any
extent by the American artistic mainstream. In 2002,
the scholar Molefi Kete Asante named Edmonia Lewis
on his list of 100 Greatest African Americans. Her work is
known for incorporating themes relating to Black people and
indigenous peoples of the Americas into Neoclassical-style sculpture.
Learn more about the remarkable Life & Work of Edmonia Lewis
on the following web page:
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2021
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
Cicely Tyson
December 19, 1924 – January 28, 2021
A Grand Lady!
Stars may come and
Stars may go . . .
But the Brightest Stars
Eternally Shine . . .
With "Humanity's Eternal Glow! "
The world shall cherish the beloved
memory of . . .
Cicely Tyson
Her style & grace . . . Her beautiful face
cannot be replaced.
A one-of-a-kind "Grand Lady" who
tread the path for many to follow.
She has left an exemplary
mark in "Humanity's History"
enduring forever for many tomorrows.
Take heed to follow a path well tread . . .
Go not astray instead!
Many Thanks Grand Lady
Cicely Tyson!
Learn more about the Life & Legacy of Cicely Tyson at:
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2021
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
Sidney Poitier
Farewell, Sir Sidney Poitier!
Sincerest Thanks!
Gone but Never Forgotten!
You paved an honorable path for many
to follow!
Sir Sidney L. Poitier, February 20, 1927 – January 6, 2022
A Very Happy 94th Birthday!
February 20, 2021
Sidney Poitier . . .
A Legend in His Own Time!
Sidney Poitier Oscar Award Acceptance Speech - 1964
Sidney Poitier, Academy Class of 2014, Full Interview
Video Courtesy, Academy of Achievement
Learn more about the Life & Legacy of Sidney Poitier at:
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FEBRUARY 2021
EPACHA Foundation Proudly Honors
Hank Aaron
February 5, 1934 – January 22, 2021
MLB's Hammerin' Hank!
A Great Gentleman . . .
On & Off the Field!
Must See Video
Video Courtesy, MLB
Watching Hank Aaron on tv. . . or listening to his
at bats on the radio was surely an exciting time
for "All Americans" - whether black, white or
every color in between. Hank's MLB fame &
unvarnished character remained
in tact on and off the MLB scene!
In fact, the global "World of Baseball"
loved "Hammerin' Hank!"
Hank Aaron broke many barriers which
served to divide and sow discord.
He stepped up-to-the-plate
sometimes taking insults
and racial slurs. But his
at bats with his impeccable
character shattered MLB records
while obliterating racial hatred to
utter naught: Why? Because he knew
and cherished those things of value that
"Humanity Itself" naturally taught!
No doubt, Hank Aaron stood tall.
He reminded America that racism
has no place in baseball: In fact, he
"Bravely" showed the whole world that
racism has no acceptable or justifiable place at all!
715; 755 Gone ... But Never Forgotten!
Many Thanks Hank Aaron!
Learn more about the Life & Legacy of Hank Aaron at:
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Have you read the History of
Malcolm X?
A Memorable Snapshot!
Courtesy, Malcolm taking a photo of Muhammad Ali (EPHouston [CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)]) / https://medium.com/emphatically-me/reading-malcolm-x-again-93d06bc25f98
Learn More: MALCOLM X on Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
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“We need more light about each other. Light creates understanding, understanding creates love, love creates patience, and patience creates unity.”
Quote, Malcolm X
Remember . . .
"If you don't stand for something
you will fall for anything."
MALCOLM X
Take a stand to proudly . . .
Celebrate "Black History!"
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