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Raines, Ribault baseball coaches say it’s an ‘honor’ to play in High School Heritage Classic honoring Red Caps
Read full article: Raines, Ribault baseball coaches say it’s an ‘honor’ to play in High School Heritage Classic honoring Red CapsThe exhibition game, which celebrates the history the Negro League in Jacksonville, features local rivals Raines and Ribault high schools. Both head coaches -- who are in their first years with their respective teams -- said they consider it an honor to play in the game.
Negro Leagues Museum starts drive for new $25M facility
Read full article: Negro Leagues Museum starts drive for new $25M facilityThe Negro Leagues Baseball Museum is embarking on a fundraising campaign to raise $25 million for a new building to house its education center and what has become one of the world’s unique collections of baseball memorabilia.
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‘The Harlem of the South,’ other glimpses of Jacksonville’s past
Read full article: ‘The Harlem of the South,’ other glimpses of Jacksonville’s pastJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As part of Black History Month, News4Jax has shared local stories about the Civil Rights movement, segregation, Black leaders and Black-owned businesses in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. Black history is all of our history, and News4Jax is committed to bringing you stories about our diverse communities beyond February. You might not know the area was once its own city and was a very prosperous area for members of Jacksonville’s African-American community. “A lot goes into teaching Black history. “That Black history is American history.