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A transformative cultural project is on the horizon for Harlem, New York City, with...
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Affluent progressives navigate a delicate balancing act, striving to maintain their wealth and status while...
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The Day Black America Left the GOP
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Today, it’s well understood that the majority of Black voters lean Democratic. This wasn’t always the...
Exploring the Studio Museum in Harlem: Reopening in NYC After Seven...
The Studio Museum in Harlem: A Beacon of Black Art and Community
A Historic Reopening
The Studio Museum in Harlem, a cornerstone of Black art and...
Buffalo Soldiers Exhibit at the Ontario Museum of History & Art...
Unveiling the Legacy: Buffalo Soldiers in California
Buffalo Soldiers have long been celebrated in films, television, and music, often shrouded in romanticized narratives. Yet, their...
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There is a kind of beauty that emerges only after a storm—born from ruin, heavy with truth,...
Bartow Remembers Beloved Community Figure Clifton P. Lewis
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A Life of Community Service
Clifton P. Lewis, a cherished leader and advocate of Black history in...
Civil Rights Film ‘Standing on My Sisters’ Shoulders’ Screening at First...
Celebrate Black History Month: “Standing on My Sisters’ Shoulders” Fundraising Screening
The African American Museum of Bucks County is set to honor Black History Month...
Rare MLK Documentary and African American History Exhibit Arriving at Connecticut...
Celebrating African American History at Connecticut College
Introduction to the Exhibit
From February 1 to 12, Connecticut College will host a unique two-week exhibition featuring artifacts...
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Black Fashion Designers | Tracy Reese and Mimi Plange
André Leon Talley in conversation with fashion designers Mimi Plange and Tracy Reese in conjunction with The Museum at FIT's ...
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