Victor Hugo Green acknowledged the deep cut of segregation in America while also uplifting the welcoming parts of the country for Black motorists in creating “The Green Book.” Learn more in "Driving While Black," now streaming: to.pbs.org/2MgG2U4 #BlackHistoryPBS #BlackHistoryMonth | Cascade PBS

4.7K views · 164 reactions | Our friend Victor E. Green came out to visit us earlier this week to see how the Dallas Stars' rookie goalie Jake Oettinger's otterly ardent fan club was celebrating his first NHL shutout!  | Dallas Zoo | Facebook

It seems Victor E. Green is ready to go for our first-ever Playoff Drive Thru Rally! 🚗 Limited spots remain! Claim your spot to join us at Fair Park Dallas tomorrow! REGISTER ➡️ https://www.nhl.com/stars/fans/rally @CelsiusOfficial | #TexasHockey | Dallas Stars

71K views · 197 reactions | Jets safety Victor Green thought it would be a good idea to trash talk Steelers WR Hines Ward after this play. Find out why he BADLY regretted doing this around the 27 minute mark of this week's new episode here: https://pittsburghsportsmemories.weebly.com/podcast149-steelers-jets-series.html | Pittsburgh Sports Memories Podcast | Facebook

The "Green book" was the brainchild of Harlem-based postman Victor Hugo Green. The Green Book provided African Americans with advice on safe places to eat and sleep while touring a divided America. This documentary follows hosts as they embark on a journey across America visiting modern-day historic landmarks from the Green Book, gaining new insights and stories of these historically rich locations from local experts. | National Geographic Africa