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16/08/2024

1887 Photograph of Harriet Tubman, her Husband Nelson Davis, and Their Adopted Daughter Gertie.

Harriet Tubman married her second husband Nelson Davis on March 18, 1869 with whom they adopted daughter, Gertie. Born in North Carolina, her husband had served as a private in the 8th United States Colored Infantry Regiment from September 1863 to November 1865. Nelson died on October 14, 1888 of tuberculosis.
The great Harriet Tubman d.ied of pneumonia in 1913 at the age of 93 surrounded by family members whom she told “I go to prepare a place for you.”

IN PAN AFRICAN CULTURAL DIVERSITY PRINCIPLES

LIKOMBWA ROYAL DANCE ACADEMY

10/08/2024

Sha'Carri Richardson was emotional on the podium after winning her first Olympic gold 🥹

Her Olympic redemption tour is complete ❤️

10/08/2024

84 Years ago.

08/08/2024

Leroy Howard Milton Haynes opened Gabby & Haynes, the first American restaurant in Paris, France in 1949.
—Leroy was an All-American college football player at Morehouse College, earning the nickname “Roughhouse” for his playing style. He was initiated into Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi.
After graduate school, he joined the military and was stationed in Europe. During his tour of duty, he would frequent Paris and eventually fell in love with the city.
In 1949, Haynes opened Gabby & Haynes, the first American restaurant in Paris. He later reopened a second restaurant (Chez Haynes) in 1969. Chez Haynes, which featured African American soul food, was the epicenter of Black culture in Paris and exposed Paris to African American cuisine. Richard Wright and James Baldwin had their own small tables at Gabby and Haynes, and African American musicians and artists made frequent stops here and to Chez Haynes while visiting Paris. (Picture 6 is of Haynes and Cab Calloway).
Haynes passed away in 1986, but his wife Maria dos Santos kept running the restaurant until 2009 when it closed. The city of Paris renamed a portion of Rue Clauzel, the street Chez Haynes was located on, with an honorary Chez Haynes street sign.—

07/08/2024

THEY GAVE Her Barren LAND FOR BEING COLORED In 1913, a 10-year-old girl named Sarah Rector was awarded a 160-acre parcel in Oklahoma as part of a land allotment program. Since the best farmland was intended for white people, she was allocated a plot of land that was considered unproductive. However, oil was later discovered on that land, leading her to become one of the country's first African-American millionaires.
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