ATJ members have used various media platforms to inform people in Central Florida about our violent racial history. They include newspapers, radio, television, exhibitions, film, panel presentations, discussion groups, storytelling, and poetry.
The Alliance for Truth and Justice invites the community to attend the dedication of a marker commemorating lynching victim Arthur Henry at 10 AM Wednesday,
Several of Central Florida’s Black leaders and descendants of victims of the Ocoee and Rosewood massacres on Saturday denounced the state’s controversial African American history
When Suncara Jackson travels from Tallahassee back to the place she will always call home – the historically Black community of Royal in Central Florida
In the Orlando Sentinel, July 29, 2023 GUEST COLUMNIST, Harry Coverston State should be ashamed of slavery education plans I am a sixth-generation Floridian, the
ATJ hosted a community screening and panel discussion of the documentary film, The Yard in March 2019. The Yard details the discovery of a former slave market site buried
CNN — In the years after World War I, Black people were thriving in the central Florida town of Rosewood when a White mob driven by