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From cleaning bathrooms to owning the #1 lash salon in NYC
Clementina Richardson grew up so poor in The Bahamas, she couldn't afford food or shoes. Today, she owns an empire including the number one lash salon in New York.
Bloody Sunday memorial to honor late civil rights giants
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'Soul of a Nation,' begins in Evanston, 1st US city to fund reparations for Black residents
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Trio of Black, female activists inspire change
NASA renames HQ after 1 of 'Hidden Figures' women
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Black photographer, VR engineer continue to blaze trails
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Brewery owners honor West African and Jamaican roots through their beers
Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb blazed a path for Black women in higher education
Black History Month Town Hall: United for Our Future
Granville Woods, the 'Black Edison,' helped shape NYC transit system
Marie Van Brittan Brown invented the home security system
Central Park loop named for running great Ted Corbitt
Here and Now: Remembering Mary Wilson, founding member of The Supremes
NJ school to be named after civil rights icons who fought segregation
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Bloody Sunday memorial to honor late civil rights giants
Here and Now: Black History Month Town Hall
'Soul of a Nation,' begins in Evanston, 1st US city to fund reparations for Black residents
Here and Now: Reaction to Malcom X assassination investigation
Trio of Black, female activists inspire change
NASA renames HQ after 1 of 'Hidden Figures' women
Black photographer, VR engineer continue to blaze trails
2 Black inventors changed the way we clean clothes and our streets
Brewery owners honor West African and Jamaican roots through their beers
Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb blazed a path for Black women in higher education
Black History Month Town Hall: United for Our Future
Granville Woods, the 'Black Edison,' helped shape NYC transit system
Marie Van Brittan Brown invented the home security system
Central Park loop named for running great Ted Corbitt
Here and Now: Remembering Mary Wilson, founding member of The Supremes
NJ school to be named after civil rights icons who fought segregation
ABC7 Unite: Dr. Patricia Bath revolutionized cataract surgery
Frontline workers open up about COVID-19's impact on Black community
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Show Fewer
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