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February marks the beginning of Black History Month🌟—a time to honor the resilience, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals who have shaped history. Learn more about Lelia L. Francis: www.pbs.org/video/who-wa...
A black-and-white portrait of Lelia Francis, dressed elegantly, with a confident and determined expression. A quote from a notable Black leader, set against a powerful background that reflects the spirit of the movement.
February 18, 2025 at 10:33 PM
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Black History is more than a month—it’s a legacy of resilience, excellence, and cultural pride. ✨ This February, we're honoring Black history, culture, and achievements with special posts that inspire reflection, learning, and celebration🖤💚❤️ #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #DUHRCoalition #DUHR
A bold, celebratory graphic with a red, gold, and green background—colors symbolic of Pan-African pride. The text reads: "CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH" in large, black letters. Below, it says, "We wish everyone a happy and uplifting Black History Month!" At the bottom, the handle "@duhrcoalition" is displayed with a laurel wreath logo. A vibrant design featuring a raised fist in deep red, symbolizing solidarity and resistance, surrounded by colorful abstract shapes in red, yellow, green, and black. The text reads: "BLACK HISTORY MONTH" and includes a message about dedicating February to honoring Black history, culture, and achievements. Dates "Feb 01 - Mar 01" are highlighted, alongside the phrase "CELEBRATING BLK HISTORY MONTH" and "FOLLOW THE MOVEMENT @duhrcoalition.
February 2, 2025 at 1:31 AM
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Honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today and every day. 🕊️✨ Let’s continue to dream, stand for justice, and spread love. #MLKDay #IHaveADream #KeepTheDreamAlive #DUHR
The image is a digital graphic commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It features a historical black-and-white photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivering a speech at a podium, with a microphone in front of him. The image has a blue overlay, giving it a modern and unified color scheme. Overlaying the image are large, bold, white capital letters spelling "MARTIN LUTHER," with smaller text blocks beneath reading "KING JR." in blue, "JANUARY 20" in blue, and "DAY" in white with a black background. In the bottom left corner, there is a logo featuring a laurel wreath surrounding a circular emblem with the text "Dayton United for Human Rights." The overall design is impactful and visually striking, using bold typography and a strong color contrast to highlight the significance of the event.
January 20, 2025 at 11:39 AM
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📚✨ Today is **#WorldBrailleDay**—a reminder that **access to information is a human right**! Braille empowers blind & partially sighted individuals with literacy, independence, & inclusion. Let's commit to making the world more accessible for all! ♿💙 #BrailleLiteracy #InclusionMatters #DUHR
A digital graphic celebrating World Braille Day. The background has a subtle textured pattern resembling fabric or paper. The text "WORLD BRAILLE DAY" is curved around the top in bold, blue uppercase letters. Below, "WORLD BRAILLE DAY" is also written in braille dots with corresponding small black letters above each word. At the bottom, an open book with visible pages adds a symbolic element of literacy and education. The Dayton United for Human Rights logo is placed near the bottom alongside the Instagram handle "@duhrcoalition. An educational infographic with two sections: The first section, titled "World Braille Day", explains that the day has been observed since 2019 to highlight the importance of braille in ensuring the human rights of blind and partially sighted people. It mentions the challenges people with disabilities face, such as poverty, limited access to education and healthcare, and higher risks of violence and neglect. The source is credited to the United Nations. The second section, titled "What is Braille?", describes braille as a tactile representation of letters, numbers, and symbols, developed by Louis Braille in the 19th century. It emphasizes braille’s role in education, freedom of expression, and inclusion, citing Article 2 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as a reference. The United Nations is also cited as the source. A simple yet impactful design featuring bold black text reading "LET’S EXPLORE THE AMAZING LANGUAGE OF TOUCH", followed by "BRAILLE" in large blue letters. A blue circular arrow icon on the right suggests moving forward or learning more. The background retains the same subtle texture as the first image. At the bottom, the Instagram handle "@duhrcoalition" is displayed. This post visually and textually advocates for braille literacy, accessibility, and inclusion in education and daily life. A visual of the braille alphabet.
January 5, 2025 at 12:37 AM