Barbers

Black barbershops have historically played an important role beyond just grooming. They serve as community hubs where people gather to exchange ideas, share stories, and find a sense of belonging.

Black barbershops are not just businesses but integral parts of Black communities, serving as centers of culture, conversation, and connection.

Calvin Outland

Barber/Abolitionist Birth: May 1812, in Raleigh, North Carolina Died: July 14, 1901, in Richmond, Indiana Early Life: Calvin was born

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William Tate

Barber Birth: 1834 in Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina Died: May 29, 1904, in Richmond, Indiana Early Life: William was

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