🏡 Redlining kept Black families from homeownership for decades—denying them mortgages, segregating communities, and widening the racial wealth gap. Its impact is still felt today.

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⚖️ For nearly 100 years, Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation, voter suppression, and economic oppression. Though the laws are gone, their impact still lingers.

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🏡 After WWII, the GI Bill helped white veterans build wealth—while Black veterans were denied home loans, college access, and job opportunities. The racial wealth gap didn’t happen by accident.

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🔥 In 1919, white mobs terrorized Black communities in over three dozen cities, killing hundreds. The Red Summer was an organized attack on Black progress—one we can’t afford to forget.

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⚖️ After slavery, Southern states created Black Codes—laws designed to control and oppress Black Americans through forced labor, arrests, and restrictions. Their legacy still affects us today.

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📜 The U.S. Constitution once counted enslaved Black people as only three-fifths of a person—giving power to slave states while denying Black rights. Its legacy still impacts America today.

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🎬 Oscar Micheaux was the first Black filmmaker to write, direct, and produce feature films—challenging Hollywood’s racism and paving the way for Black cinema. His legacy still inspires today.

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Fannie Lou Hamer risked everything to fight for Black voting rights—facing beatings, arrests, and eviction. Her fight helped pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965. 🗳️✊🏾

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