We’re looking for vendors for our #txphpfest marketplace. From food to clothing to arts & crafts, there’s room. Download the marketplace application at https://t.co/85hJQMg6hO before early bird registration ends on April 15!
Photo of a cabin in the woods in the Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center in Orange, Texas. Shangri La spans over 250 acres and has more than 300 plant species. It provides an educational experience to learn about the region's native flora and fauna.
📸 by Lori Spaid
#YoungFarmers is currently #hiring a West Organizing Manager, Field Director, Finance Coordinator, Southeast Organizer, and Associate Development Director! Learn more about these positions and apply on our website. https://t.co/sTX8gutQ3g
Here’s snippet of the musical styling of legendary blues artist #DiunnaGreenleaf! She’ll be performing at this year’s #Txphpfestival (06/24/23). You don’t want to miss out
https://t.co/RiwwV6noE3
'They've lost the ability to learn about their ancestors because all this knowledge about them has literally been paved over' — Formerly enslaved people are buried under this strip mall, and this family is seeking justice
(with @heathercue & https://t.co/RaBC5Y2xr7)
The seeds eventually grew in popularity in home cooking after the Civil War and became a staple in traditional, southern holiday meals. Contrary to its name, purple hull peas are not peas, but more akin to beans. (Excerpt from https://t.co/jyp00Y07mx)
#blackhistorymonth Did you know? Purple Hull peas originated in Africa, and botanists believe they came to the United States during the slave trade in the 18th and 19th centuries
Used primarily in the southern United States, the pods and seeds were initially eaten by those enslaved and were used as a forage crop for livestock, earning them the name “cowpeas.”
We were so excited to see @shankleville discussed on #FindingYourRoots & honored that local family historians could assist w/ information. The Strahan family has a long legacy in this #TexasFreedomColony.
@FreeBlackTX Actually, I don't think they do. DISD Art Deco headquarters, Dr. Pepper headquarters, homes in now named "Smith-Thomas" area, homes in Munger area -- the list goes on and on.