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The Casper Air Army base played an outsized role in the city during World War II, but did you know it also was a significant part of its Black history? A recently unearthed newspaper column chronicled the Black GIs stationed there, and its discovery shocked the son of its author, who had no idea of his father’s history there.
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The Wyoming State Museum's traveling exhibit on black homesteaders, "Empire: A Community of African-Americans on the Wyoming Plains" is on display now at…
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At the University of Wyoming Student Union, a long line of students made their way down a row of tables, carefully examining artifacts, many of them…
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February is Black History Month, and an exhibit at the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper is displaying photos and artifacts of a…
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In 1969, fourteen African-American football players were dismissed from the University of Wyoming team because they wanted to wear black armbands as a…
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The University of Wyoming Martin Luther King Jr. Days of Dialogue wrap up this weekend. The event’s keynote speaker was Franchesca Ramsey, a comedian,…
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A new documentary will air on PBS that tells the biographical story of Clara Brown, a former slave who came west and made a fortune. The film Clara: Angel…
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PBS will air a documentary created by Wyoming native Patricia McInroy. Her film Clara: Angel of the Rockies was the winner of PBS’s “To The Contrary: All…
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In honor of Black History Month, we’ll hear about the highs and lows of the black experience in the Modern West.