If you’re interested in learning about the Harlem Renaissance poet and playwright who created a literary salon for Black writers and intellectuals in Washington, D.C., then my Georgia Douglas Johnson Black History Facts profile is for you.
Show notes and sources are available at http://noirehistoir.com/blog/georgia-douglas-johnson
Lugenia Burns Hope [Black History Short 5]
38: The Center for Civil and Human Rights [Places]
E37 - The importance of relationships with Tuwisha Rogers-Simpson, Marketing & Partnerships Executive
Aaron Douglas [Black History Short #4]
E.D. Nixon [Black History Short #3]
36: King Leopold's Ghost [Book Review]
Irene Amos Morgan [Black History Short #2]
35: Standing on your own with Cheick Dukuly, Physical Education Teacher
Alonzo Herndon [Black History Minute #1]
34: Moving for progress with Tresa Chambers, Communications Strategist
33: The importance of mentorship with Adekunle Oduye - Design Technologist
32: The importance of identifying your career passion with Christopher Taylor Job Hunt Strategist
E31: The Legacy Museum [Place]
E30 - National Memorial for Peace and Justice [Places]
E29: At the Hands of Persons Unknown [Book Review]
E28: Birmingham Civil Rights Institute [Places]
E27: Black Against Empire [Book Review]
E26: Before the Mayflower [Book Review]
E25: The Other Wes Moore [Book Review]
E24: The Coming [Book Review]
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