In July 1963, a group of young Black girls were arrested while protesting in Americus, Georgia. They were jailed at a stockade for more than 45 days, their families had no idea where they were. This is that story.
black history
Fromafrican american historyarts and cultureblack historycelebritieselvis presleyentertainmenthistoryike and tina turnermusicmusiciansnat king coleperforming artsr and bracerock and rollrose marie mccoysongwriterssongwriting
The Greatest Songwriter You’ve Never Heard Of
You probably don’t know her name, but you definitely know her songs. Rose Marie McCoy was the woman behind smash hits by Tina Turner, Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin and more – but most people have never heard of her.
Fromafrican americanblack historycongressdocumentaryhistorypodcastpoliticsraceradioshirley chisholmsquad
Shirley Chisholm: Unbought and Unbossed
50 yrs ago, Shirley Chisholm was the first woman of color in Congress. She too was told to “go back from where you came from.”