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Marcus Books

Marcus Books , 1960, is a Black owned book store in Oakland,CA. Only around 50 Black book stores or opened in the United States.

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Organization of Black Designers

Organization of Black Designers founded in 1990. Their goal is to empower their members with diverse design perspectives.

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Black Data Processing Associates

Black Data Processing Associates also known as the BDPA was organized in 1975. The BDPA supports professional growth and technical developments.

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Pan-Afican Flag

The Pan African flag was adopted August 13, 1920 and was designed by Marcus Garvey.

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Brooklyn Lindsey

Brooklyn Lindsey, 32, one of twelve known Black trans women killed in 2019 on 6/25 in Kansas City, MO.

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Ashanti Carmon

Ashanti Carmon, 27, one of twelve known Black trans women killed in Prince George’s County, MD on 3/30.

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Denali Barries Stuckey

Denali Barrie Stuckey, 29, is one of twelve known Black trans women to be killed in 2019 on 7/20 in Charleston, SC.

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Chanel Scurlock

Chanel Scurlock, 23, is one of twelve known Black trans women killed in 2019, in Lumberton, NC on 6/6.

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Zoe Spears

Zoe Spears, 23, one of twelve known Black trans women killed in 2019 on 6/13 in Fairmount Heights, MD.

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Chynal Lindsey

Chynal Lindsey, 26, one of twelve known Black trans women killed in 2019, on 6/1 in Dallas, TX.

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