The 6 latest articles on America 250 & Black History come from 6 sources, published between Oct 15 and Nov 12.
People in these stories: George Washington (2), Miller (2), Prince Ames (2), Ames (2), Wes Moore (2), Moore (2)
Organizations: Maryland State House (2), State House (2), Senate (2), Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee (2), Stevenson University (2), Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum (2)
Places: Maryland (3), America (3), United States (3), Harlem (3), Montgomery (2), Massachusetts (2)
A recap of FedSoc NLC Day #1. Josh Blackman | 11.12.2026 11:58 PM The first day of the 2026 Federalist Society Convention is in the can. There is much to report. First, it is good to be back at the Mayflower--well at least good…
Ceremony in Annapolis comes on anniversary of end of slavery in Maryland, ongoing celebration of nation’s founding A nearly forgotten part of Maryland’s Revolutionary War history is now permanently enshrined on the grounds of the Maryland State House. A new…
Quakers in Britain are being challenged to rethink their history in a major new theological study examining how their faith helped justify enslavement. The report, Examining our past to take action for the future: Quakers, enslavement and reparation, also looks…
This article was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Read the story at Maryland Matters. A nearly forgotten part of Maryland’s Revolutionary War history is now permanently enshrined on the grounds of the Maryland State House.
Bernetiae Reed help organize the first Black Patriot Commemoration Day. She said, “Our goal is to raise awareness of the public about Black patriots and to honor them.” Volunteer Scott Culclasure shares background of some of 43 known Black service members…
I knew rooms full of ashes, Tunnels where the moon lived, Rough warehouses that growled ‘get lost’, Questions that insisted in the sand.-Pablo Neruda The Vineyard celebrated its first formal Juneteenth holiday in grand style, feeding body and soul.
Black Americans in the nation's founding and in 2026's 250th-anniversary programmes, exhibits and debates.
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