“One of the great tasks of Negro writers of the future will be to show the Negro to himself; it will be, paraphrasing the language of James Joyce, to forge in the smithy of our souls the uncreated conscience of our race.” – Richard Wright, novelist From Texarkana to El Paso, Lubbock to Brownsville, and all points in between, the Texas Black History Preservation Project is telling the stories of black Texans, covering almost 500 years. The TBHPP is an unprecedented community effort and everyone has a stake in this unique and exciting venture. Help support the work of the Texas Black History Preservation Project by sharing your story, volunteering to help raise funds, or by making a tax deductible donation. You may also download and print our donation form and send checks or money orders to: TBHPP, Inc. 1108 Lavaca St. No. 110-212 Austin, TX 78701 Help keep the legacies of black Texans alive for future generations. Donate today! |
Texas Black History Preservation Project Documenting the Complete African American Experience in Texas -- "Know your history, know yourself" |