This series is produced by Unerased, a public engagement initiative committed to shaping narrative and creating content that amplifies Black women’s voices.
Building Community and Celebrating Black Women Writers
The She Wrote the Book campaign connects Black women authors and readers across generations, celebrating the legacy of Black literature.
May it Please The Court: Sister Prosecutors Walk With Lady Justice
Trailblazing Black women prosecutors have shattered barriers and redefined law and order with their fierce advocacy for justice.
The Black Women Celebs Who Worked to Make MLK’s Dream Come True
From Mahalia Jackson to Lena Horne, Black women celebrities “were stalwarts of the civil rights movement” who fought for freedom and justice.
March on Washington Lit a Fire in Teens That Still Burns Decades Later
Sarah Davidson was 15 in 1963 when she led teens from Little Rock to D.C., proving you’re never too young to fight for justice.
Black Women and the March on Washington – They Never Missed a Beat
“Foot soldiers of the civil rights movement nationally and from the ground, their toil and service were massive.”