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USA – Independence Day
July 4
USA – Independence Day
4th of July
Independence Day is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence of the United States, on July 4, 1776.
July 4th, also known as Independence Day, holds historical significance for all Americans, including Black African Americans. On this day, the United States commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, which declared the country’s independence from British rule. For Black African Americans, July 4th represents a complex mix of emotions and experiences. While the declaration of independence proclaimed equality and unalienable rights for all, it is essential to acknowledge that these principles were not initially extended to enslaved individuals. The institution of slavery persisted in the United States, depriving millions of Black African Americans of their freedom and basic human rights. Over time, the fight for freedom and equal rights became intertwined with the American narrative. African American activists, abolitionists, and civil rights leaders played pivotal roles in shaping the nation’s history and pushing for social justice and equality. The struggle for emancipation, civil rights, and the ongoing pursuit of justice continue to be intrinsic to the Black African American experience.
July 4th serves as an opportunity to reflect on the progress made, recognize the resilience and contributions of Black African Americans, and reaffirm the commitment to achieving true equality for all. It is a day to honor the achievements, courage, and perseverance of individuals who have worked tirelessly to bring about positive change and advance the principles of justice and liberty for everyone. As we celebrate July 4th, it is crucial to embrace the inclusive spirit of the holiday and engage in conversations that promote understanding, empathy, and unity. Recognizing the complexities of history and the ongoing struggle for equality can help foster a more inclusive and equitable society for all Americans.
🇺🇸 On this Independence Day, we honor the legacy of those who have fought for freedom and justice in the USA. Black Americans have played a crucial role in shaping our nation’s history and continue to inspire us with their strength and perseverance.
Let’s also recognize the resilience and contributions of Black Americans throughout history. At Support Black Charities, we are dedicated to empowering Black-led organizations that continue to fight for equality and justice. ✊🏾❤️
Get involved today and all year long by supporting the organizations based in the USA. Join us in supporting these incredible organizations that are making a difference every day:
Here are some of them…
New York
Foundation for Advancement of Haitian Midwives, Inc (FAHM)
New Jersey
Kids In Cleats
DIFFvelopment
Pennsylvania
CDB Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
Florida
Illinois
Equiticity
Community Renewal Society
Global United Diaspora, INC.
Your Foot, My Foot Foundation Inc
Los Angeles
The Hidden Genius Project
Maryland
4MyCiTy Inc
Black Yield Institute
Georgia
Impact Jamaica
Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation
Atlanta GLOW
South Carolina
Virginia
Diversity In Aquatics
Girls For A Change
Washington
African Community Housing and Development
All United States – Several States
Big Sister Little Sister Mentoring Program
Black Girls Smile
Black Philanthropy Month
Caribbean Bone Marrow Registry
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