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21 Women Who Shaped B-N: Caribel Washington pushed for civil rights and capturing Black history

21 Women Who Shaped B-N: Caribel Washington pushed for civil rights and capturing Black history
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McHistory: Life, literature and children

McHistory: Life, literature and children
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Kingsley Junior High students will find Black History Month inspiration a lot closer to home

They may not be household names, but some of the most influential Black figures in Bloomington-Normal history will soon have their storied heard by the next generation of Black leaders.

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NAACP Applaud Youth During the 1st Black History Quiz Bowl Competition

Normal, IL, USA / www.cities929.com Feb 20, 2021 3:43 PM The Bloomington-Normal Branch of the NAACP was pleased to support the Family Community Resource Center (FCRC) as they hosted the first Black History Quiz Bowl Competition on Thursday, February 18, 2021. Over 20 students competed for cash and prizes, thanks to the donations from sponsors and vendors. The questions covered local and national Black History facts, including questions about Civil Rights’ icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., George Washington Carver and Mae Jamison. The Jeopardy-style game also focused on local Black history, with questions about Robert Gaston, Caribel Washington and Judge Carla Barnes. The high schoolers represented, as Bradley Ross Jackson (NCHS) won 1st place, while Jasmyn Jordan (NCWHS) won 2nd place, followed by Mehki Phillips (BHS) the 3rd place winner.

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