Jocelyn highlights some of her favorite Black History figures. While these folks are not frequently spoken of, they were impactful.

For further exploration and sharing, check out these history makers and books.

• Edmonia Lewis
• Arna Bontemps
• Jo Ann Gibson Robinson
• Frederick McKinley Jones
• James R. Rowlett, Jr.
• Ella P. Stewart
• Dr. Patricia Bath
• Charlotte E. Ray
• Charles Hamilton Houston
• Constance Baker Motley
• Barbara Jordan

• American Negro Poetry by Arna Bontemps
• The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Women Who Started It by Jo Ann Gibson Robinson
• Crusaders in the Courts by Jack Greenberg

It is the centennial celebration of Black History in the U.S. Jocelyn will share a bit of the history, how she plans to celebrate Black history, and tips to help you start your celebration.

A few links from mentions in the episode.

• Aya Thought Studio Black Art Passport
• John Henrik Clarke
• Association of African American Museums

Based on the given definitions, community encompasses proximity, commonality, shared interests or purpose, and interaction. Participation in community is often by choice. Even when you find yourself in a specific location, you determine how much you participate.

Mentions: Letter from Birmingham Jail, Rainbow Coalition (1960s Chicago)

The King Center