African AmericanJuly 28, 2017<July 28, 2017 The Silent March That Shook American Race Relations 100 Years Ago by Evangeline Holland Amidst the patriotic fervor whipped up by President Woodrow Wilson’s declaration of war against Germany was the continuing racial violence and racism against African…
London, Society, WomenMarch 10, 2010<March 12, 2010 London’s Ladies’ Clubs by Evangeline Holland Ladies began to carve out a separate, independent life of their own by the late 1890s, and there came to London a proliferation of…
African American, Newspapers, Washington D.C.February 11, 2010<February 10, 2010 Honey For Friends, Stings for Enemies: The Washington Bee by Evangeline Holland From the moment African-Americans could set pen to paper, there was the black-owned newspaper. The role of the black press reached its heights in…