National Museum of African American History and Culture
Pinback button for Black Solidarity Day
Unidentified · after 1969
Black Solidarity Day was founded in 1969 by playwright, historian, and activist Carlos E. Russell. Russell, who was born in Panama in 1934, created the day to unite African diasporic communities and people. The observance hopes to bring awareness to racial and economic inequality.
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