U.S. General Services Administration
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Rosa Parks’ name to grace larger federal building in Detroit
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Florida courthouse named for judge who broke racial barriers
When Joseph Woodrow Hatchett took the Florida Bar Exam in 1959, he could not stay in the hotel where the test was being administered because of Jim Crow laws still in effect.
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GSA Celebrates Black History Month
As Black History Month comes to a close, here’s a look back at some of the moments that show how GSA celebrated and amplified some inspiring stories.Blacks in Government Chapter Brings Powerful Speake… -
GSA Celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month
As we celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), we honor the contributions, skills, and talents of people with disabilities as well as the important impact they have on our soc… -
GSA Talks Supplier Diversity at US Black Chambers National Conference
The Associate Administrator for GSA’s Office of Government-wide Policy, Krystal J. Brumfield, participated in a panel discussion titled “Federal Contracting Made Easy” at the 2022 U.S. Black Chambers… -
GSA Celebrates Legacy of Civil Rights Movement
Black History Month is a time not only to celebrate Black achievement, but also to remember the extraordinary Black people and events that have shaped this nation’s history. If there is one thing we’v… -
GSA Buildings Home to Important Moments in Black History
During February, as the nation marks Black History Month, the General Services Administration (GSA) is highlighting some of the historic sites that have played a prominent role in the fight for Civil… -
Video: Late Congressman John Lewis Reflects on the Significance of the Martin Luther King Federal Building
In August 1988, Congress passed a bill sponsored by U.S. Representative John Lewis formally naming the Atlanta U.S. Post Office Annex as the Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Building.In an interview fe… -
Celebrating Juneteenth and Our Shared Story of Independence
As we excitedly plan to celebrate America’s birthday on July 4th, we are given a chance to reflect on the nation’s journey to independence. We can also explore what freedom truly means to different co… -
Pioneering Black Architect William Wilson Cooke
African Americans pursuing a career in architecture have always faced high barriers to entry. The profession remains mostly white to this day. Even during periods of extreme racial discrimination, how…
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