In every year since 1976, February has been officially recognized as Black History Month. It was originally intended by President Gerald Ford to
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There are 10 Ways to Embrace the Outdoors at HVKBP. This is the beach in Miami that marks the history of segregation in
On July 28th one of the many loggerhead sea turtle nests at HVKBP hatched. The lovely and tiny young sea turtles came out of
There’s a beach in Miami that marks the history of segregation in America — and Black residents are fighting to preserve it.
Virginia Key
The Virginia Key Beach Park Trust recently participated in the Unity in the Community Peace Walk. The event was sponsored by Miami Dade
Seventy-five years ago, a uniquely bold and courageous action by African American citizens of Miami changed the course of South Florida history and
Statement | Washington, DC | June 18, 2020
National Trust for Historic Preservation Statement on Confederate Monuments
• Author: The National Trust for Historic
Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day and Cel-Liberation Day, is an American holiday celebrated on June 19. On June 19, 1865,
The Virginia Key Beach Park Trust remembers Albert Moss, a.k.a DJ Uncle AL. Born in Miami and a resident of Liberty City, he became known around Miami for throwing
