Students ‘Reconstruct the Past’ of Local Black Women for Multimedia Exhibit
FRCC’s “Reconstructing the Past” multimedia exhibit tells the stories of Black women from around Colorado’s Front Range. Come check it out!
Black History Month: A Time to Learn, Celebrate and Grow
During the month of February, we honor the achievements of Black Americans and recognize their important role in all aspects of our society. Learn more…
Juneteenth: A Day of Recognition, Restoration and Celebrating Freedom
As a child, FRCC President Colleen Simpson didn’t know much about Juneteenth. But finding out about the holiday sparked a learning journey that continues today.
Escaping From Slavery, Becoming a Colorado Statesman
Learn about Barney Ford’s many contributions to business and civic affairs in our state—including helping get Black Coloradans the right to vote.
“Juneteenth Not Only Commemorates the Past. It Calls Us to Action Today.”
This Sunday is the first time we’ll celebrate Juneteenth as both a federal and state holiday in Colorado. It’s a day that should be recognized by all Americans.
Rosa Parks: A Pioneer Against Sexual Violence
You may know Rosa Parks as the Black woman who sat down on a bus and refused to give up her seat to a white man. But Parks was also an anti-rape activist.
Celebrating African American Achievement
As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s important to look to our past—as well as to the future. Read about the achievements of these great Black Americans.
Black History Provides Inspiration
Former slaves made education a top priority. African American history has been of particular interest to me since my days as an undergraduate student back in the 1980s. I have facilitated the observance of Black History Month every February since being hired at FRCC in 1998. Eventually my enthusiasm for the topic convinced me to […]