Black Perspective. . .

[Professor]

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Here is a calendar of events scheduled on cable TV channels you might want to watch in February: Black History Month

Black perspective from A&E:

02/01/01 Jackie Robinson
02/02/01 Rosa Parks, Mother of a Movement
02/05/01 Sally Hennings: Redefining History
02/06/01 Cinque: Freedom Fighter
02/07/01 Frederick Douglass
02/08/01 Nelson Mandela: Journey to Freedom
02/09/01 Martin Luther King, Jr.: The Man and the Dream
02/12/01 Thurgood Marshall: Justice for All
02/13/01 Malcolm X: A Search for Identity
02/14/01 Colin Powell: A Soldier's Campaign
02/15/01 Muhammad Ali: The Greatest
02/16/01 An Evening with Harry Belafonte

Black perspective on The History Channel:
02/02/01 Save our History: The Underground Railroad, Part 1
02/05/01 Frederick Douglass
02/06/01 Harlem Hellfighters
02/07/01 Ships of Slaves: The Middle Passage
02/08/01 The Night Tulsa Burned
02/09/01 Save Our History: The Underground Railroad, Part 2
02/19/01 Murder in Memphis: Unanswered Questions
02/20/01 America's Black Warriors: Two Wars to Win


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[The Original Ape]

Looks like an okay list. Did any bruhs out there read the book "Henry Arthur Callis, His Legacy"? It mentions that Jewel Callis was the nephew of Frederick Douglas. I thought that would be good for trivia.

[Professor]

Interesting - I'll mention this at my chapter meeting

Originally posted by The Original Ape:
Looks like an okay list. Did any bruhs out there read the book "Henry Arthur Callis, His Legacy"? It mentions that Jewel Callis was the nephew of Frederick Douglas. I thought that would be good for trivia.