In 1963, America's Georgia, 15 black girls joined a protest.

One for the matinee, please.

Negroes, hit your tickets in the back.

We just want tickets to see the show. Here comes a whole mess of tickets for each. in the Based on the true story, Push Black presents The Stolen Girls of America's.

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Lincoln Heights was full of hard-working black people. The town's history dates back to the 1920s where black southerners migrated to the

Northern California town because they were promised

something crucial.

This is two-minute black history.

What you didn't learn in school. The new Lincoln Heights residents were promised employment

working in a sawmill. The town had his own church, barber shop,

nightclubs, and even more.

Therefore, it flourished, but after poverty struck, many black people left.

However, there was one thing that stayed.

The sawmill companies would, that still remained, left it vulnerable to wildfires.

Now, wildfires are something that we think don't affect black people.

However, we're 50% more vulnerable to them than other communities.

Laken Heights would be an unfortunate example of that.

In 2020, a wildfire struck the town leaving many families

devastated. So moving forward what should we do in the midst of a wildfire?

One of the best things to do when you can't evacuate your home is to stay inside and stay away from outside walls, that is, according to the United States

Department of Agriculture. The department gives more tips on their website. In order to move towards the future, you've got to look to the past.

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