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What Was Life Like for Freed Slaves in Houston After The Civil War?
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about the challenges of life in Greater Houston for freed slaves after the Civil War.
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about the challenges of life in Greater Houston for freed slaves after the Civil War.
Posted on · The film airs February 19 on Houston Public Media TV 8.
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about the challenges of life in Greater Houston for freed slaves after the Civil War.
Posted on · This is one of the oldest public universities in Texas
Posted on · When established, it was the only public higher learning institution for African Americans within Houston's city limits
Posted on · "Life will knock you down, but you learn how to get back up."
Posted on · Tune in to Houston Public Media TV 8 throughout the month.
Posted on · Tune into Houston Public Media's Facebook page on Friday, January 12 at 7 p.m. for a live stream panel discussion featuring Tell Them We Are Rising filmmaker Stanley Nelson
Posted on · He was born a slave, but through education and hard work, became a civic and political force in the years following Reconstruction.
Posted on · In a peculiar petition filed in 1861, Bob Allen, a free black man, sued to become a slave and choose a master.
Posted on · A preview of the Houston Music Highlights airing on Classical 91.7 this week.
Posted on · A preview of the Houston Music Highlights airing on Classical 91.7 this week.
Posted on · Johnson was a pioneer in sports and spent his adult life fighting racism in and out of the boxing ring.
Posted on · In the early 1800s in Texas, the law of the land required any freed slave to carry documentation on them at all times proving their free status. There were some who tried to profit from the law by trying to re-enslave those caught without their paperwork – as if they were unclaimed property. Recently discovered […]
Posted on · The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a lawsuit challenging decisions by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. The department awarded tax credits for low-income housing in Dallas to encourage new affordable housing in blighted areas using race-neutral criteria. A group called the Inclusive Communities Project sued, saying the agency approved more applications in […]