Research project recovers, remembers lost history of Black cemeteries

From Tampa to Clearwater to St. Petersburg, hundreds of unmarked graves are turning up at the former locations of historic African American cemeteries. After decades of neglect, abandonment and new construction, a project funded by the University of South Florida anti-racism initiative hopes to recover and remember the history of those hallowed grounds through research and art.

The African American Burial Grounds & Remembering Project is working with the community to ...

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‘You have to decide who you are’: Blazing a trail for Black history

The African American story is an integral part of the fabric from which local and national history is quilted, as renowned local historian Gwendolyn Reese eloquently illustrated at the Institute on Black Life Annual Conference.

St. Petersburg held several events Tuesday to celebrate the start of Black History Month, including the 2022 Institute on Black Life (IBL) Conference at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg. Founded at USF in 1986, IBL strives to educate the public on historical, cultural, political and economic issues relevant to people of African descent.

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