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A Look Inside the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) continues...

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African American Synagogue Introduces Fresh Traditions in D.C.

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Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs: What’s fueling this...

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Lena Horne’s Former Home in the ‘African-American Gold Coast’ Approaches $1.2M...

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The Legacy of Lena Horne: A Cultural Landmark in Queens A historic Queens property once owned by the iconic performer Lena Horne is poised for...

Aiken Exhibit Honors the Legacy of Black Women Throughout History

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Honoring Resilience: “Phenomenal Women of Color” Exhibition at CAHAAC As we step into Women’s History Month, the Center for African American History, Art & Culture...

Woodson Museum Promotes Culture, Community, and Celebration with February Events

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ST. PETERSBURG — The Woodson African American Museum of Florida has kept its promise of community-centered programming with a slate of engaging events that...

Here and Now with Sandra Bookman: Empowering Black Entrepreneurs in Career...

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Alternative Pathways for Black Entrepreneurs: Building Career and Wealth In the face of a challenging economy, the resilience and creativity of Black entrepreneurs shine brightly....

Evansville African American Museum to Host Annual 7+1 Celebration

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Celebrating Ghanaian Culture at the African American Museum in Evansville On a vibrant day in Evansville, Indiana, the African American Museum opened its doors to...

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