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By Stephanie Fournier and Katherine Underwood

Man with ties to NH defends homosexuality long before there was a gay rights movement

Festival for Pride Month held in Windham WMUR
Walking tour highlights LGBTQ gathering spots from decades ago in Portsmouth WMUR
Keene International Market offers taste of home to people from around world WMUR
New Hampshire teen launches hairstyling business while still in high school WMUR
Women in construction industry say they enjoy challenges of job WMUR

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By Sheldon Dutes

Former Marine makes plaques to celebrate, appreciate other vets

By James Maloney

Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire holds event on criminal justice

Celebrity Black ventriloquist and magician moved to New Hampshire in 1815

LGBTQ+ Pride Month culminates with parades in NYC, San Francisco and beyond

Portsmouth church was open to former slaves in 1800s and race and religion discussions in 1960s

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Portsmouth house was setting for New Hampshire's first school for Black children

At least 8 enslaved people lived at Portsmouth's Warner House in 1700s

NH siblings — one a singer and inventor, and the other a lawyer — were civil rights activists

Man who was enslaved after being captured as child in Africa later gained freedom, lived in Hancock

SEE Science Center event to honor Black contributions in STEM

Baseball legends played for 1946 Nashua Dodgers, believe to be first integrated team

By Jamie Staton

Akwaaba Ensemble shares music, culture with New Hampshire students

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