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Thirty Omaha students embarked on a powerful Black History Tour across eight Southern cities, walking in the footsteps of civil rights icons and confronting the enduring legacy of racism and economic injustice. From Tulsa’s haunting Greenwood District to landmarks tied to the movement, they didn’t just see history—they felt it, connecting past struggles to today’s realities. The immersive experience sparked deep reflection, voter registration pledges, and a fierce call to action, proving that firsthand learning transforms students into engaged, future changemakers. Now in its ninth year, this impactful tour—already planning its tenth anniversary—continues to inspire hundreds of young people to shape a more just future.

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