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Black Veterans Project Condemns Navy Plan to Strip Black War Hero's Name from Aircraft Carrier
Proposed renaming is "a slap in the face” to Doris Miller's legacy and to service members currently suffering under this administration’s mismanaged war…
7 hrs ago
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Black Veterans Project
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July 2026
Meet Kyle Bibby
Black Veterans Project co-Founder & co-CEO
Jul 7
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Black Veterans Project
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46:33
Meet Daniele Anderson
Black Veterans Project co-Founder & Board Member
Jul 6
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Black Veterans Project
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30:06
Meet Zella Vanie
Black Veterans Project co-Founder, Design Lead & Board Member
Jul 5
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Black Veterans Project
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44:17
Hegseth's Jim Crow Agenda
Black Veterans Project co-Founder and co-CEO Richard Brookshire made an appearance on MSNOW’s DEADLINE alongside author Clint Smith to discuss his…
Jul 2
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Black Veterans Project
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7:57
June 2026
Meet Rich Brookshire
Black Veterans Project co-Founder & co-CEO
Jun 23
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Black Veterans Project
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52:26
America's Broken Promises
Black Veterans Project co-founder & co-CEO Kyle Bibby’s NewsOne appearance, where he explores the complex history of Black military service in America…
Jun 10
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Black Veterans Project
Tusla and the Veterans Who Carried Viola Fletcher Home
The passing of the oldest living survivor of Tulsa's Race Massacre brings the case for reparations into focus.
Jun 1
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Ghettostack by Yolanda Hoskey
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Rich Brookshire
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March 2026
Hegseth Blocks Promotions
Mar 31
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Black Veterans Project
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A Reckoning in Mississippi
Black veterans and their families in Holly Springs, Mississippi are turning generations of exclusion into a fight for recognition and repair
Mar 5
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Rich Brookshire
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Ghettostack by Yolanda Hoskey
Monk v. United States Could Make Reparations for Black Veterans Possible
The landmark legal case poised to become the first race-based federal class action against the Department of Veterans Affairs in U.S. history
Mar 4
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Rich Brookshire
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Ghettostack by Yolanda Hoskey
February 2026
Until The Last Gun Is Silent
In conversation with author, Matthew Delmont, hosted by the Free Library Foundation of Philadelphia
Feb 25
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Black Veterans Project
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