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Beale Street was a street that had many black owned shops and businesses. Many black people went there. Beale street was established in 1841 . Louis Armstrong and B.B.King played the blues there.

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Little Rock Central High School, South Park Street, Little Rock, AR, USA

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Little Rock Central High School, South Park Street, Little Rock, AR, USA

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Little Rock Central High School, South Park Street, Little Rock, AR, USA

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Little Rock Central High is very important to black history, because The Little Rock nine went to that school.

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Beale Street was a black-owned street with many Attractions. Beale street was established in 1841. Martin Luther King joined the 1968 march on Beale street. Beale street was 27 acres and over 5,000 feet long.

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The Edmund Pettus Bridge was made in 1939.The bridge was part of a march from Selma to Alabama capitol building in Montgomery. This place was to show peace but peace there didn't last for long. January 30, 1965, 13 people died and 15 got injured. This day came down for history and was called Bloody Sunday. By: Leslie Mendez-Santos

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Yosemite national park is where a black group called buffalo soldiers worked. This group of soldiers were formed after the civil war. The buffalo soldiers were there to help expand yosemite park.

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On October 1, 1890, Yosemite became a National Park. After the Civil War the Buffalo Soldiers helped expand the park. They were black soldiers that wore coats made from buffaloes.

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Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site, Chappie James Avenue, Tuskegee, AL, USA

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Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site, Chappie James Avenue, Tuskegee, AL, USA

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Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site, Chappie James Avenue, Tuskegee, AL, USA

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The Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site is the training place site of the first-ever African American military pilots, originally known as the “Red Tails". The Tuskegee Airmen destroyed 251 enemy airplanes. The Tuskegee institute trained the country's first Black military pilots. The Tuskegee Airmen had roots in Illinois. No one called them “Tuskegee Airmen” until later. Eleanor Roosevelt supported the Tuskegee Airmen when others didn't.

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African Burial Ground National Monument, Broadway, New York, NY, USA

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This is what the African Burial Monument looks like.

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African Burial Ground National Monument, Broadway, New York, NY, USA

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African Burial Ground National Monument, Broadway, New York, NY, USA

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The African Burial Monument is one of the most important archeological finds in the 20th century. They found almost 15,000 skeletons belonging to enslaved African Americans. It was the largest cemetery for people of African decent. - Melissa Yang

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Nicodemus National Historic Site and Visitor Center, Washington Avenue, Bogue, KS, USA

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Nicodemus National Historic Site and Visitor Center, Washington Avenue, Bogue, KS, USA

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Nicodemus National Historic Site and Visitor Center, Washington Avenue, Bogue, KS, USA

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Nicodemus National Historic Site is the only remaining town established by African Americans. Nicodemus is the only house of it’s kind. REV. W.H. Smith named the town and Veryl Switzer, a famous football player, lived in the town.

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Daisy Bates House National Historic Place, West 28th Street, Little Rock, AR, USA

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Daisy Bates House National Historic Place, West 28th Street, Little Rock, AR, USA

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Daisy Bates House National Historic Place, West 28th Street, Little Rock, AR, USA

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Daisy Bates was a Civil Rights Activist. She helped the Little Rock Nine integrate Little Central High School. The Little Rock Nine had their most of their meetings at her house. Today, it is a National Landmark.

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16th Street Baptist Church, 6th Avenue North, Birmingham, AL, USA

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16th Street Baptist Church, 6th Avenue North, Birmingham, AL, USA

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16th Street Baptist Church, 6th Avenue North, Birmingham, AL, USA

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Established in  1873, this was the first black church in Alabama. Dr. King gave many of his speeches and many groups organized themselves during the Civil Rights Movement. The church is most known for the bombing that occurred on September, 1963. The KKK, a white supremacist group bombed the church killing 4 little girls.