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4 counties move to Green, Bernalillo County. now in Yellow
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Black Story // Black Song
History Through The African American Lens
In each chapter of Black Story//Black Song you will find a video about the individual subject, a bio about the presenter, a lesson plan to guide you through some activities related to the subject, and links to Youtube videos, books, and websites to help you dive deeper into these topics.
Click here to Videos and learn more about Earthseed Black Arts Alliance New Mexico
Judas and the Black Messiah
Fred Hampton interviewed by ABC News - October 9th 1969
The New Mexico Black Lawyers Association is accepting submissions for the Region X Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major for Justice Competition. NMBLA asks you to encourage any current high school juniors or seniors to compete in the Drum Major for Justice Competition. This competition includes both an essay and oral advocacy component and requires students to present their thoughts on what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would think about an emerging legal issue. The first round of the competition requires the student to write an essay (no longer than 1000 words)
All interested high school juniors and seniors should send their essay and completed application packet to regionxnba@gmail.com by March 1, 2021. Please pass this information on to any current high school juniors and seniors and encourage them to participate!
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Buffalo Soldiers in New Mexico
Buffalo Soldiers played key role in settling New Mexico - You Tube
Buffalo Soldiers in New Mexico - You Tube
1880 census extraction of Buffalo Soldiers
Worst Revolution Ever





In 1982, four Black attorneys filled a void in the New Mexico legal community. There was no entity in place that addressed the particular needs of African American attorneys in the state.
Today, that group of four has now expanded to over 75 attorneys who hold dear to the original tenets of the organization: to conduct a program of continuing legal education for the membership; to improve the method of judicial selection and tenure; to study the needs of the State and community for legislation, and to protect the civil rights of the citizens of the community though the legal profession.
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