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Women s History Month 2022: Here are prominent Black Savannah GA women

Women such as Susie King Taylor and Mother Mathilda Beasley are some of the famous Black women from Savannah history. Patt Gunn is also one to know.

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First Black principal at Jenkins High School talks experience in 1971

First Black principal at Jenkins High School talks experience in 1971
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Black History Month: Here are historic sites to visit in Savannah, GA

Among the historic sites are First African Baptist Church, Owens-Thomas House, Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum and King-Tisdell Cottage.

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Black Holocaust Memorial remains a vital Savannah GA monument

Constructed out of paper-mâché, Black Holocaust Memorial depicts an enslaved Black man in a loincloth and chains flanked by a woman and two children.

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Savannah statues honor historic leaders; African American icons left out

Black Savannahians have made significant contributions to the city s storied history. The time has come to pay tribute to more of these community leaders.

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