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Happy Founders Day to North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University (NCA&T)! Founded on March 9, 1891, A&T graduates more Black engineers than any other college or university in the United States. #MSIMonthIsComing #NCATSU #AggiePride #HBCU
With our future ahead of us
and the ancestors beside us,
there’s nothing we can’t do!
— Courtney Taylor
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Auntie Renee is a captivating storyteller who uses her creative skills for performances and motivational speaking. She performs storytelling for festivals, schools, and birthday parties, and she does monthly workshops.
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We come together
with hearts that know hurt
but souls that choose joy,
testifying that we matter.
— Melvina Young
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Owners Omar & Kimberly Finley created The Listening Tree, a children’s bookstore committed to Black authorship. The store offers a B-Boys & B-Girls Club membership for a monthly book selection & “Your World News” reports, as well as virtual meetups. #BHM listeningtreebooks.com/?utm_…
There’s Black brilliance stitched into our essence,
pure, powerful, and unapologetic.
— Elle McKinney
#BHM #BlackBrillance #BlackHistoryMonth
Paschal's Restaurant, a historic and soulful dining experience, features southern specialties such as fried chicken, braised short ribs, smothered pork chops, and their famous peach cobbler.
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Located in the Castleberry Hill, Paschal's has a rich history dating back to 1947 when the Paschal brothers, James & Robert opened their first location at 831 West Hunter St. They decided fried chicken would be the specialty of the house.
Established in Atlanta in 1947 by the Paschal brothers, Paschal’s is famous for its tasty fried chicken. The restaurant was also a location for entertainers, politicians & business people to meet during the Civil Rights Movement.
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“Never be limited by other people’s limited imaginations.”
-Dr. Mae Jemison, the first African American in space
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@FunWeirdScience is the programming brand for GA Science & Robotics Academy. Their mission is to train K-12 students to be proficient in STEAM thru innovative instruction that will produce creative-minded & critical-thinking participants in the global marketplace
Their approach represents next-generation hands-on learning. Their practices, strategies, and programs are built upon a foundation of identified best practices designed to improve student exposure and understanding of the S.T.E.A.M. disciplines.
Currently, they are committed to serving Atlanta, GA, and surrounding areas.
Check them out: funweirdscience.com
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Fun Weird Science’s mission is to train K-12 students to be proficient in STEAM through hands-on learning. Started by Ronnie Thomas, programs & products include online STEM courses, STEM Saturdays, summer camps, field trips, Fun Weird Science Kit & more.
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For over a century, ATL has been home to countless leaders & organizations that have worked to advance civil rights & racial equity. Still, as ATL leads the nation as a welcoming location with a rich Black community; systemic racism, immobility & inequity are all too prevalent.
This new effort will accelerate racial equity by leveraging the size and scale of our business community, and the power of collective impact. Together we will generate meaningful change, dismantle systemic racism and make our community – and world – a better place.
Sign up & act today: atlracialequity.com/ #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth #atlracialequity #AdvocateforChange
Since 1976, each president of the United States has designated February as #BlackHistoryMonth .
The origin of Black History Month can be traced even further back to 1915, when an organization called the ASALH, led by Harvard-educated historian Carter G. Woodson was formed.
This month, we will honor not just those who have paved the road and inspired millions but also recognize the next generation of #BlackExcellence and how they're shaping our society today.