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It costs money to hold crooked city administrators accountable to taxpayers and to bring positive social change. We need your help to ensure working class African American history gets its just due. If you’d like to dedicate your donation to a certain use, just let us know. We currently need funds to digitize large amounts of historic documents and put them up on this site so that students, scholars and everyone can use them to write school papers, articles, chapters and books.
Or you can send us a check or money order made out to:
Free Man’s Neighborhood Association
1303 Ruthven Street, Houston, Texas 77019-5139
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit entity. If you need a receipt for tax purposes please let us know and we’ll be happy to send one along.
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We are a group of concerned activists living in Freedmen’s Town. Our mission is to ensure that the history of working class African Americans in the City of Houston and particularly in the Freedman’s Town Historic District, are represented in the Gregory Library.
Currently the Gregory prefers to sanitize history and include only a top down version. Their top down view omits the people’s history.
Collectively we have spent 80 years living and working in Freedman’s Town to protect and preserve the history, heritage and culture of African Americans. Together we have brought over $82 million dollars into Freedman’s Town.
As our campaign moves forward we will be posting more information concerning the activities of the decision makers at the Houston Public Library System and the manager of the Gregory Library.
To get involved, CONTACT US: gregorylibrarywatch (at ) gmail (dot) com or call Tim @ 832.771.7263
