1688 Germantown Quaker Petition Against Slavery
Quaker Petition Against Slavery GERMANTOWN, where the first protest against slavery was written in the New World, is a historic […]
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Black History Month: Three-star General, Lt. General Nadja West
Black German Cultural Society BHM Black History Month BHM 2016: The Black German Cultural Society Salutes Lt. Gen. Nadja West, who
BGCS™ Supports 2015 Adoptee Citizenship Act (S.2275)
Kindly see U.S. Adoptee Citizenship for more up-to-date information concerning Intercountry Adoptee citizenship. BGCS fully supports the 2015 Adoptee Citizenship
Civil Rights in Postwar Germany to Present
Mischlingskinder – What Civil Rights Means to Mixed-Race Germans – Civil Rights in Postwar Germany to Present. Read the MGJR
Black History Month: Afro-German Actor & Singer: Günther Kauffman
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Black History Month: Valaida Snow, A Sensation in Europe
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Black History Month: André Watts, German-Born Classical Pianist
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‘Brown Babies: Deutschland’s Verlorene Kinder’
Black German Cultural Society™ is proud to announce: Brown Babies: Deutschland’s Verlorene Kinder Documentary directed by Michaela Kirst, starring Henriette
1st Annual The Black German Cultural Society™ Showcase
The Black German Cultural Society™ at the Black History & Culture Showcase, Philadelphia, PA, Convention Center. We had a magnificent
Black German Cultural Society™ BlogTalkRadio
Interview: Brown Babies, Germany’s Forgotten Children with Henriette Hood-Cain, BGCS Secretary, Search Consultant, Genealogist Interview featuring Henriette Hood-Cain, with BGCS