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Where Are Black History and Culture APIs?

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Date Published
Author
Ruby Sattar
Word Count
572
Company Posts That Month
13
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

Postman is committed to making API development inclusive and accessible, as exemplified by their public workspaces that encourage global collaboration. During Black History Month, a particular initiative focused on creating a public workspace with APIs related to Black history and culture, highlighting the scarcity of easily discoverable APIs in this domain. Despite challenges in finding such APIs, the workspace now includes resources like the Black History Facts API, Igbo API, SeatGeek API, 8:46 API, and Twitter API, each serving unique purposes ranging from education on Black history and language preservation to tracking live events and social issues. The goal is to foster community collaboration to expand this repository, inviting developers to contribute further to the Black History/Culture APIs public workspace.

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