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šŸ“šHistory & Birthday Facts 10/6

Oct 6
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• Fannie Lou Hamer — Civil rights and voting-rights activist (1917–1977)Ā āœŠšŸ¾ Wikipedia

• Tony Dungy — Pro Football Hall of Fame coach and former NFL player šŸˆ Wikipedia

• Bronny James — NBA guard and son of LeBron James šŸ€ NBA.com

• Roshon Fegan — Actor, rapper, dancer and musician, known for Shake It UpĀ and Camp RockĀ šŸŽ¬šŸŽ¶

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  • 1871šŸ“šThe Fisk Jubilee Singers began their 1st national tour. They were an a cappella group made up of nine students from Fisk University organized in 1871 to raise 20k to help their school which was having financial issues. In the process, they were instrumental in preserving traditional Black American spirituals and bringing them to a wider audience, in the U.S. & Europe. This was the 1st world tour by a musical act. They helped fund the school’s mission of educating freed slaves after the Civil War. Their efforts also put Nashville on the map as a global music center. After playing for the Queen of England, she said the Fisk Jubilee Singers must come from the ā€œMusic City.ā€ They are honored every year on Jubilee Day Oct 6th

  • 1896ā– William D. Davis patents an improved riding saddle #568,939A

  • 1992šŸŽ¶Common released his debut album Can I Borrow A Dollar?

All of your black history facts come from the book:

"The Uneraseable Black Book: We Can't Be Erased" By K.D. Garricks on Amazon


The Uneraseable Black Book cover with crowns and gems.

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