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Passing the Baton | Carmaletta Williams on Highways Breaking Neighborhoods

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KC Filmmakers Tee Up Documentary on Black Golfers

Drive for Inclusion

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Lasting Scars of Redlining on Display at the Johnson County Museum

'Walk Away From It Angry'

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curiousKC | Who was D.A. Holmes and Why Was a School Named After Him?

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Local Lynching Memorial Perseveres Despite Backlash

Digging Up the Truth About History

by Catherine Hoffman

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A Record of Kansas City Black History: ‘Chant Their Names, Almost As If Holy’

Local Black History Compiled in New Book

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Surging Interest in African American Genealogy

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Black Archives of Mid-America

Passing the Baton | Carmaletta Williams on Highways Breaking Neighborhoods

Highway Politics

KC Filmmakers Tee Up Documentary on Black Golfers

Drive for Inclusion

Lasting Scars of Redlining on Display at the Johnson County Museum

'Walk Away From It Angry'

curiousKC | Who was D.A. Holmes and Why Was a School Named After Him?

Powerful beyond the pulpit

Local Lynching Memorial Perseveres Despite Backlash

Digging Up the Truth About History

A Record of Kansas City Black History: ‘Chant Their Names, Almost As If Holy’

Local Black History Compiled in New Book

Surging Interest in African American Genealogy

Here Are Resources in Kansas City to Get Started

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