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The history of the Civil Rights Movement can feel far away.
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Only 72 Black farmers in Iowa were reported in the 2017 Census of Agriculture, but they're all invited to the first Iowa Black Farmers conference this Des Moines.
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The Grout Museum, founded in 1956, created the Black Stories Collective exhibit in an attempt to correct years of underrepresentation.
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October 6, 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Iowa State University's first African-American athlete Jack Trice.
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The number of non-white farmers in Iowa is less than one percent, according to the 2017 Agricultural Census.
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The network of the Underground Railroad spanned free and enslaved states across the U.S., including Iowa.
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Business developer is another credit to add to Marquas Ashworth's resume.
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Talk of Iowa shares the story of a new production Squatters on Red Earth that explores the relationship between the Meskwaki people and the Inspirationists, a communal society that founded the Amana Colonies.
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Last month Uganda lawmakers passed some of the most sweeping anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in the world.
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The Grout Museum of History and Science has been serving Waterloo since 1956 but realized in 2020 it had not been adequately representing the entire city.