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Brandon Nightingale walks to the stacks in the basement of Founders Library at Howard University, where he opens a cardboard box containing a treasure...

Trump Targets Museums and Historical Narratives • Oregon ArtsWatch

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The Exhibition of a Generation: Black Artists of Oregon at the Portland Art Museum An Exhibition Born from Unrest In the wake of social justice protests...

United in Defiance: Black America’s Struggle for a Brighter Tomorrow

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We Are the Resistance: Black America and the Fight for the Future One year ago this week, after a majority of voters returned President Donald...

Exploring the Studio Museum in Harlem: Reopening in NYC After Seven...

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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...

Museum Program to Honor Pearl Harbor Hero on November 8

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Dorie Miller: A Hero Remembered The Milford Museum American History Series is set to honor a remarkable figure from World War II with an engaging...

Symposium Uncovers Tales of Black Patriots and Loyalists in the Revolutionary...

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Dunmore’s Proclamation: A Turning Point in Revolutionary Virginia On November 7, 1775, amidst rising tensions in Virginia, royal governor John Murray, the fourth Earl of...

Fundraiser 2025 for the African American Museum of Bucks County

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The Annual Gala of the African American Museum of Bucks County The African American Museum of Bucks County (AAMBC) is set to host its annual...

Oscar-Winning Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter Unveils Exhibit at Philadelphia’s African...

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Celebrating Ruth E. Carter: A Trailblazer in Cinematic Costuming Ruth E. Carter stands as a monumental figure in the world of film, renowned for her...

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