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The African American Online Writers Guild is dedicated to providing information, news, resources and support to Black writers while promoting the Internet as a tool for research and fellowship among the cultural writing community. Located in Fort Worth, Texas.

The Texas African American Heritage Organization planned and directed the construction of a traveling exhibit of African Americans who were participants in the Texas Revolutionary War.

It is the purpose of TAAACC to promote the interest of the community by exercising leadership in the development of effective governmental programs and services; promoting and expanding economic development and enhancing opportunities for African-American enterprises.

The Center for African and African American Studies was created in June, 1969, in response to The University's African American community and its supporters who requested a program at UT-Austin that concentrated on the experiences and history of African Americans.

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A major focus of Documentary Arts is the expansion and organization of the Texas African American Photography (TAAP) Archive.

Our mission is to ensure that African-American business owners receive a fair share of the economic prosperity of Texas, serve as a catalyst for a better quality of life in African-American communities throughout Texas and support policies that allow African-Americans access to economic opportunities.

Some of the content appearing on BBJonline.com are excerpts from the print edition of The Black Business Journal newspaper. The Martin Luther King Jr. national holiday celebrations for 2001: had the pomp, pageantry, reflections and marches Corporate Blind . . .

What are Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts? Well, Seminoles were Indians that originally lived in Florida. But they later moved to Texas. And the word "Negro" is just another name for black or African-American people. The Seminole-Negro Indians scouted for the United States Army during the Indian wars of the late 1800s in Texas. The Negroes came into contact with the Seminoles during slavery when some Negro slaves escaped.