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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. joins in the cele

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. joins in the celebration of the federal holiday #Juneteenth, June 19, to commemorate June 19, 1865, when our enslaved ancestors in Texas, the most remote “slave-holding” state, were finally informed they were free.

As is our way, these African Americans made the best of the situation by turning a confirmation of this nation’s unfair treatment into a celebration of our God-given right to “the pursuit of happiness.”

#DSTFreedom #DST1913

We are just 1 week away! If you are #BronxStrong l

We are just 1 week away! If you are #BronxStrong like we are you don't want to miss this film screening! Register Today
https://decadeoffirescreening.eventbrite.com
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It's #ReDSTricting Tuesday! Today we will discuss

It's #ReDSTricting Tuesday! Today we will discuss the map drawing process, who you should pay attention to, and why it matters. We encourage you to join us at 1:00 PM ET on Twitter to discuss, ask questions, and share!

Meet us at 𝟖:𝟎𝟎 𝐏𝐌 𝐄𝐓 for #ReDSTrictingAfterDark on Facebook Live where we'll chat with members Brenda Gilmore and Angela Williams about their experience as state elected officials participating in the redistricting process.

#DST1913 #PowerInOurVoice
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IMPORTANT REMINDER‼️ Early voting to choose NY

IMPORTANT REMINDER‼️
Early voting to choose NYC's next mayor starts today!

NYC can only get back on track with a mayor that will move us forward.

Your vote will determine our city's future. Make a plan to vote today.

Make your voice heard:
SAT 6/12: 8AM-5PM
SUN 6/13: 8AM-5PM
MON 6/14: 7AM-4PM
TUE 6/15: 10AM-8PM
WED 6/16: 10AM-8PM
THU 6/17: 10AM-8PM
FRI 6/18: 7AM-4PM
SAT 6/19: 8AM-5PM
SUN 6/20: 8AM-4PM

NOTE: Your early vote polling location may be different than your Election Day polling location.

Visit the link in our bio to find your poll site and view a sample ballot! #BronxStrong #NYCVotes #VoteEarly #EarlyVoting
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Join us for the next phase of this very important

Join us for the next phase of this very important conversation. Bring your children and your family. Listen to what our youth have to say in this pressing subject!! Register today! http://bit.ly/StoppingTraffick3

🔺️Delta Days in the Bronx🔺️ is here! C

🔺️Delta Days in the Bronx🔺️ is here!

Check our YouTube Page at 7pm TONIGHT for videos on:
✔ Educational Disparities
✔ COVID Survivor Testimonies

#Repost @nmaahc ... ⁣100 years ago today, the de

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⁣100 years ago today, the deadliest racial massacre in U.S. history began in the thriving Greenwood African American community of Tulsa, Oklahoma. ⠀
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In May of 1921, the imprisonment of Dick Rowland, a black man falsely accused of assaulting a white woman, sparked the Tulsa massacre. A lynch mob gathered to hang Rowland and black Tulsans hurried to the courthouse to protect him. From May 31 to June 1, white mobs ransacked, razed, and burned over 1,000 homes, businesses, and churches in Greenwood, and murdered scores of African Americans. ⠀
“For fully forty eight hours, the fires raged and burned everything in its path and it left nothing but ashes and burned safes and trunks and the like where once stood beautiful homes and business houses. And so proud, rick, black Tulsa was destroyed by fire—that is its buildings and property; but its spirit was neither killed nor daunted.”- B. C. Franklin ⠀
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Dozens of black-owned businesses were rebuilt in Greenwood within a year of the massacre, and hundreds more followed over the next three decades. This rapid rebuilding illustrates the energy and resiliency of the community. But the massacre’s repercussions—and questions of race, memory, and repair—continue to resonate in Tulsa and across the nation. #Tulsa100 ⠀
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📸: Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Cassandra P. Johnson Smith

Remembering our fallen heroes, while honoring and

Remembering our fallen heroes, while honoring and celebrating them on this Memorial Day. #DST1913 #MemorialDay21
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