Your Bridge to History children’s picture book receives the prestigious 2020 Celebrate Nebraska top award! First learning of the award, Preston Love Jr., a co-author, stated, “the book represents a manifestation of my commitment and service to our youth and the next generation of kids. Receiving this award is a bonus! I humbly accept this […]
This article, originally titled “Give me Liberty…” , was reused with permission from the Omaha World Herald. To see the published article and more from the Omaha World Herald, please visit: https://omaha.com/opinion/columnists/preston-love-jr-white-america-may-have-amnesia-but-dont-ask-blacks-to-forget/article_8f34df34-bcd6-5854-bba9-d247a3314e49.html. Patrick Henry, in 1775. spoke to his fellow colonists, and to the British, when he said, “Give me liberty or give me death.” Nearly
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Preston Love Jr. Conducts “Virtual Learning By Civic Nebraska for Young Americans” by reading “Your Bridge to History” award winning children’s book. Your Bridge to History takes you along with the Black Votes Matter Tour across the American South. The characters tour sites where individuals and organizations focus on Civil Rights, Voting Rights and Black
Watch the film, One Vote, on your favorite streaming service. https://www.onevote.us/watch-now One Vote is a small film about a big topic: American democracy. At a moment of unprecedented cynicism about the political process, One Vote bears hopeful witness to the humanity and rich diversity of American voters, and to the unsung stories that comprise
Register 4Urban.org’s Black Votes Matter (BVM) Virtual Black History Tour is based on the nationally recognized and highly acclaimed BVM Face-to-Face Black History Tour. The BVM Virtual tour is planned for Saturday, September 19, 2020, at 10:00 A.M., for an informative and stimulating two hour experience including a nationally renowned speaker (to be announced). This
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