Primary Sources, Black History

  StreetPositive.com, a division of 4Positive Knowledge (1997), was originally   established in 1999 to promote child safety among elementary school students. C.E.O. Terry Boykins has resided in the Inland Empire for nearly thirty years. He is organizer of the Million Father March and spearheads campaigns and movements that address the needs of critical social and economic issues including fatherhood, homeless youth, abuse, gangs, mentoring and more. The collaboration between Stampley and Boykins came about in 2009 after the Million Father March and Street Positive recognized fathers of disabled children. H.L. Stampley's A Fragile Child’s Cry is the true-life story of a foster father who proved that love, and perseverance can truly make an amazing difference in the life of a child victimized by shaken baby syndrome. 

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Brian Fegely, William Still local historian speaks with Dr. Weldon McWillliams.

Stephanie McGuire is a black scientist  and opera Singer. Ms. McGuire is currently planning a solo show, Mezzo Laid Bare. Listen as Dave Romeo learns more about Stephanie's fantastic journey.

Dave Romeo, Black History Tours host talks with The Mahina Movement! The All Woman Trio band  combine poetry and song to create passionate music. Having deep roots from all over the world- Mexico, Ireland Tonga- Africa The Mahnia Movement music resonates globally. 

Discussing the case and execution of Troy Davis. The opinions and the views of students at Hampton  University.

Join The Gist of Freedom host Jamaal Brown and Professor Faulkner as they talk about Faulkner's latest book, “Lucretia Mott’s Heresy: Abolition and Women’s Rights in Nineteenth-Century America”. In the first biography of Mott in thirty years, historian Carol Faulkner reveals the motivations of this radical egalitarian from Nantucket. and learn about the abolitionist Lucretia Mott. Temple Univ. Curator, Charles Blockson ~ "Freedom seekers, and others including Tubman, Nat Turner and Sojourner Truth, stopped at her property for food, money and shelter. Mott, a Quaker preacher had a farm in the community now known as La Mott in Cheltenham Township.

Tonight at 6pm on WWW.BlogTalkRadio.com/TheGISTo?fFREEDOM join host Rebecca Johnson as she talks with the Legendary First Family of The Underground Railroad, The Still Family about their 142nd Stills Day Celebration and The Belmont Mansion's 25th Anniversay Gala! Check out the slide-show on http://t.co/byxLwXH  

Black History Tours talks with Harris Rosen, owner of Rosen Hotels and Resorts. Mr. Rosen is honored to host the Florida Department of Education's African American History Task Force~ African American Heritage Tours (FAAHTF)  We are sure you will enjoy Mr. Rosen's very inspiring interview. Mr. Rosen's Spirit reflects the Spirit of a great philanthropist of the past, Mr. Julius Rosenwald. Mr. Rosenwald and Booker T Washington built over 500 schools in Black Rural communities.  Similarly, Mr. Harris Rosen provided a $2 million scholarship endowment for the Tangelo Park neighborhood. The Program has over the past eighteen years provided free preschool to all who live in the Tangelo, and in addition, an all expense paid education including tuition, for those who are accepted to a higher ed. institute or public college in the state of Florida. Thus far approximately 350 youngsters have been provided with full college scholarships In addition, Rosen donated a 20-acre site to the Univ. of Central Florida for the

Black History Tours~ Live @ African American Heritage 

Black History Tours~ Live @ African American Heritage 

Sheilia C. Johnson, owner of  Resort and Golf Club is honored to host the Florida Department of Education's African American History Task Force~ African American Heritage Tours (FAAHTF) http://www.afroamfl.com  Join Innisbrook's marketing director Doug Schmidt, on Www.BlogTalkRadio.com/BlackHistoryTours The tour, consist of  the following points of interest, The historic site known as Rosewood, Historical Black schools and Underground Railroad trails.   To view the slideshow click here   Doug Schmidt, Director  of Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club is honored to host the Florida Department of Education's African American History Task Force~ African American Heritage Tours (FAAHTF) http://www.afroamfl.com   The tour, consist of  the following points of interest, The historic site known as Rosewood, Historical Black schools and Underground Railroad trails.