City. Life. Style. Today in Black History – March 1 By rtmadmincd February 28, 2011 128196 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Must read Police Detain Black Teen For Clutching His Own Pants June 25, 2026 More Than 3,000 Chicagoland Community Members Participate in 27th Annual Ricky Byrdsong Memorial Race Against Hate June 25, 2026 JAZZ INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO AND CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT PRESENT THE 2026 CHICAGO LATIN JAZZ FESTIVAL June 25, 2026 23-Year-Old Cured Of Sickle Cell After Two-Year Gene Therapy Journey June 25, 2026 rtmadmincd *1780: Pennsylvania became first state to abolish slavery. *1875: Congress enacted the Civil Rights Bill *1933: The first woman to head the NAACP, Myrlie Evers- Williams, was born. Copyright 2011 Chicago Defender TagsJ Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleBears release DT Tommie HarrisNext articleToday in Black History – March 2 From the Web