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Martin Luther King & Rosa Parks
by Harold Evans
excerpted from "The American Century"
evans.jpg (4613 bytes)zone news logo - click hereLearn more about how Martin Luther King & Rosa Parks emerged on the national scene from a wonderful excerpt from The American Century from Harold Evans who writes, "...late on the afternoon of December 1, 1955, a simple seamstress in Montgomery, Alabama, refused to give up her bus seat to a white man because she was too tired, and unknowingly sparked the historic confrontation of the Montgomery bus boycott. The real story is more complex – and more inspiring." Find out more about these pivotal events in the history of the Civil Right movement.

Homeschooler wins
2001 US Open Tennis Championship
tennis4.jpg (25829 bytes)Venus Williams embraces her sister Serena after Venus beat her to win the women's U.S. Open on Saturday 9/8/2001. This was the first Grand Slam championship match between sisters in 117 years. The match drew the most viewers of any sporting event of the day. Venus won in straight sets (6-2, 6-4) over her younger sister in the first prime-time women’s U.S Open final as their mother watched in the stands. Their father was unable to watch the contest between his two daughters, but was very proud of his two daughters who took home almost 1.3 million dollars between them.

Joanne's Movie Reviews:
"Remember the Titans"
hosted by Joanne Spataro
Charlotte Observer Movie Critic
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titans1.jpg (8458 bytes)jomovielogo.jpg (4471 bytes)"Remember the Titans" scores as a winning football drama. Based on a true story, the movie is set in 1971, when T.C Williams High integrated blacks and whites. They learn to accept each other’s differences; friendships blossom. Boone continues to keep the team on their toes and playing their hardest. But how will the rest of the town react to the newly bonded team? Find out more and also see our resources to learn more about this important time in our history.

Profiles in Black History
by Joanne Spataro
Who were the most influential people in Black History? Find out as more as we celebrate Black History Month with a new series of biographical sketches. You are also welcome to submit your own essays about Black History which can be included in this new and exciting resource.

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