July 17 Births, Deaths and Events in African-American History

Описание: Join "Big A" from "Black Light History" for a daily exploration of significant African-American history on July 17th. This video highlights pivotal historical events, the birthdays of influential figures, and the passing of notable individuals who left an indelible mark on American history.

Video Chapters:

0:00:00 Introduction: July 17th in African-American History

0:00:10 Welcome to Black Light History with Big A

0:00:25 Event: Founding of the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas (1794)

0:00:54 Event: Buffalo Soldiers in the Battle of San Juan Hill (1898)

0:01:20 Birth and Career of Diahann Carroll (Actress)

0:02:54 Birth and Career of Connie Hawkins (Basketball Hall of Famer)

0:04:27 Event: Port Chicago Disaster and "Port Chicago 50" (1944)

0:05:30 Event: Billy Williams Hits a Natural Cycle (1966)

0:05:47 Life and Passing of Billie Holiday (Jazz Singer)

0:07:16 Birth of F. Gary Gray (Director)

0:08:09 Life and Passing of John Coltrane (Jazz Legend)

0:09:33 Event: Bob Gibson Records 3,000th Career Strikeout (1974)

0:09:49 Event: Florence Griffith-Joyner Sets 100-Meter World Record (1988)

0:10:12 Life and Passing of Robert C. Weaver (First African-American Cabinet Secretary)

0:11:36 Passing of Miss Melody (Boogie Down Productions)

0:12:05 Event: Killing of Eric Garner (2014)

0:13:11 Deaths of Reverend C.T. Vivian and Congressman John Lewis (2020)

0:14:18 Conclusion: African-American History is American History