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DAY
EVENT
1

Walter Francis White, 1896-1955, was the "Voice of the NAACP"

Kenneth Gibson is elected mayor of Newark, N.J. - 1970

2

First African American Supreme Court Judge Thurgood Marshall's birthday - 1908

President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Bill - 1964

3
Jackie Robinson is the first African American inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame - 1962
4

Independence Day

Booker T. Washington open Tuskegee Institute - 1881

Louis Armstrong, Jazz Ambassador, 1900-1971

5

Andrew Beard is granted a patent for the rotary engine - 1892

6
The Republican Party gathered in opposition of slavery - 1854
7

Ida B. Wells, 1869-1900, was a teacher and publisher

Writer, Margaret Walker's birthday - 1915

8

DeHart Hubbard won the 1924 Olympic broad-jump

Women's rights advocate, Faye Wattleton's birthday - 1943

9
NAACP rejected a "Black Power" doctrine - 1966
10

Mary McLeod Bethune, 1875-1955, was an educator, civil rights administrator and White House Advisor

11
The Niagara Movement, forerunner of the NAACP, was organized - 1905
12

High-jumper Cornelius Johnson set a new world record - 1936

Entertainer, Bill Cosby's birthday - 1937

13
Slavery is banned in the Northwest Territory - 1787
14
George Washington Carver is honored with national monument - 1951
15

Pompey Lamb, an African American spy, assisted in the war effort - 1779

Guitarist and author Francis Bebey's birthday - 1929

16
Dr. Charles Drew, Blood plasma pioneer, is awarded the Springarn Medal - 1944
17
Congress approved arming African Americans - 1862
18

L.C. Bailey is granted a patent for the folding bed - 1889

Granville Woods patented railway brakes - 1905

Nelson Mandela's birthday - 1918

19
Legal basis is given to Congressional Reconstitution - 1867
20
Anti-slavery movement is assisted by Women's Rights Convention - 1848
21

Introduction of the African American Newspaper, New Orleans Tribune - 1847

National Association of Colored Women was organized in 1896

22
The racial violence in Detroit brought 7,000 National Guardsman to aid police - 1967
23

14th Amendment validates citizenship for African American's - 1868

Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie was born - 1891

24

Writer Alexander Dumas was born - 1802

25
Executive order formed the FEPC - 1941
26
Liberia is declared an independent republic - 1847
27

Activist Audley 'Queen Mother" Moore's birthday - 1898

Legal basis is established to desegregate the armed forces - 1948

28

Congress ratified the 14th Amendment - 1868

Maggie Lena Walker is the nation's first female bank president - 1903

29
National Conference of Colored Women held their first convention - 1895
30
Author Lou Lomax is killed in an auto accident - 1970
31
Whitney Young, Educator, activist, and Urban League executive, was born - 1921

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