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Videos, release dates announced in of National Abolition Hall of Fame series

Posted 1/27/23

The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum’s third Black History Matters video series will be released at midnight each day of February 2023.

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Videos, release dates announced in of National Abolition Hall of Fame series

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PETERBORO — The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum’s third Black History Matters video series will be released at midnight each day of February 2023 and is free to watch at www.YouTube.com/@AbolitionHallofFame.

The following is a list of programs in the series and when they will be available:

  • Feb. 1: Race Relations & The Cincinnati Riot of 1829 
  • Feb. 2: Legacy of Uncle Tom’s Cabin 
  • Feb. 3: Slavery by Another Name: The Convict Lease System
  • Feb. 4: Moving West: The Exodusters Movement 
  • Feb. 5: Tuskegee Institute & The “Civilizing Mission”
  • Feb. 6: Crimes Against Humanity & “An Open Letter to His Serene Majesty Léopold II”
  • Feb. 7: Niagara Movement & the NAACP
  • Feb. 8: National Urban League and NYC Tennents
  • Feb. 9: Buchanan v. Warley and Housing Segregation
  • Feb. 10: Rosenwald schools
  • Feb. 11: Scottsboro Boys
  • Feb. 12: Tuskegee Airmen of WWII
  • Feb. 13: Durham Manifesto
  • Feb. 14: Congress of Racial Equality
  • Feb. 15: Port Chicago Mutiny
  • Feb. 16: Smith v. Allwright and Voting Suppression
  • Feb. 17: Journey of Reconciliation
  • Feb. 18: Executive Order 9981: Desegregating the Armed Forces.
  • Feb. 19: Sweatt v. Painter: Separate and Not Equal
  • Feb. 20: McKissick v. Carmichael: Integrating Higher Education
  • Feb. 21: Katzenbach v. McClung: Desegregating Dining 
  • Feb. 22: Moynihan Report
  • Feb. 23: Baldwin vs. Buckley and the American Dream
  • Feb. 24: 1968 Kerner Commission
  • Feb. 25: Swann v. Charlotte: Reinforcing Desegregation in Schools
  • Feb. 26: Wilmington Ten
  • Feb. 27: Bakke Decision and Affirmative Action
  • Feb. 28: Shaw v. Reno: Race and Redistricting  

The mission of the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum is “... to honor antislavery abolitionists, their work to end slavery, and the legacy of that struggle, and strive to complete the second, and ongoing abolition — the moral conviction to end racism.”

NAHOF believes that, by understanding history, the present may be better understood. Black History Matters highlights lesser known American history, the organization added.

For more information, email nahofm1835@gmail.com or visit www.NationalAbolitionHallofFameandMuseum.org.

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