Author Archives: sankofaimpact

The Tulsa Race Massacre

On the corner of Greenwood Avenue and Archer Street there's a mural on the side...

Black Soldiers Through U.S. History

During the Revolutionary War, unprecedented measures were taken to win the fight against the British....

Honoring Our Black Wall Streets

Join us next Monday, May 29th, on 23rd and Jackson to honor the history of...

Supporting Black Business

Dooky Chase's Restaurant, located in New Orleans, is a historic Black-owned restaurant which opened in...

AAPI History Month: Japanese Internment

In the Magic Valley of southern Idaho, there is a wide open stretch of land...

AAPI History Month: Building the Railroad

Along Interstate 80 in Gold Run, California, there is a rest stop. Travelers walk around...

Spring into Action: #2 Meaningful Listening

Throughout our journey in becoming everyday activists, it is essential to practice meaningful listening. Engaging...

Spring into Action: #1 Gain Knowledge

An important part of journeying into everyday activism is educating ourselves. Gaining knowledge by intentionally...

Fannie Lou Hamer: IWD 2023

Fannie Lou Hamer was born in 1917, the youngest of 20 children. After reaching the...

Black History Month 2023: Afrofuturism

Born in 1947, Octavia Butler was a Black author renowned for her science fiction novels...