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What does freedom truly mean, and why do some stories remain untold? In Episode 4 of Culture Keepers of FAAHPN, we explore the powerful history of May 20th—Florida's True Emancipation Day. While many Americans recognize Juneteenth as the day enslaved people in Texas learned of their freedom, Florida's emancipation story... read more →

What happens when a community comes together to protect the stories, music, and cultural landmarks that shaped generations? In this powerful episode of Culture Keepers of FAAPHN Podcast, we travel to the historic Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center to explore the rich legacy of Black culture, community leadership, and... read more →

What does it mean to build a legacy so powerful that it changes a community forever? In this inspiring next episode of Culture Keepers of FAAPHN Podcast, we step inside the historic LB Brown House Museum to uncover the remarkable story of Lawrence Bernard “L.B.” Brown — a formerly enslaved... read more →

What does it mean to leave a legacy that outlives generations? In this powerful first episode of Culture Keepers of FAAPHN Podcast, we step inside the historic John G. Riley House Museum to uncover the inspiring journey of John G. Riley — a man born into slavery who rose above... read more →

Theme: Superfine - Featuring “Superfine Dandies” A nod to the meticulously vibrant style and culturally rich legacy of African American male fashion. The gala was held on November 15, 2025. » CLICK HERE to View the Video To learn more about the African American Heritage Society visit: https://africanamericanheritagesociety.org

View the video below of the The Ella Jordan African American History Museum Veteran Day Program held on November 11, 2025.

View the Freedom Day in Florida news special from WPLG Local 10 News.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                    January 22, 2025  Contact: Alonzo Hardy                                         [email protected] LAKE CITY, Florida... read more →

Source: Tallahassee.com Delaitre Jordan Hollinger and Jacqueline Yvonne Perkins The Florida Civil Rights Museum is more than a virtual collection of exhibits — it’s a vital link to the past and a source of inspiration for the future. Dedicated to preserving the rich history of the civil rights movement in... read more →