‘Signs of the Times’ markers map out Harlem’s rich Black history
Luminaries from the Harlem Renaissance and beyond are celebrated and memorialized in 25 commemorative plaques that now bear ...
NYC’s Schomburg Center celebrating 100 years of Black culture art, history
What began as a small Harlem library addressing the needs of a changing neighborhood has grown into a world-renowned mecca ...
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Atlanta Unveiled: How Black scholarship, movements and influences shaped Atlanta and America
It can be argued that even before the Harlem Renaissance, the concept of Black intellectualism was born right here in Atlanta.
For generations, Black Mainers made sure Vacationland was open to all
Every summer, tourists flocked to Rock Rest, a tidy house tucked away in the woods on the outskirts of Kittery. After ...
Celebrating Harlem’s past and legacy with signs: ‘There’s so much history’
The streets of the city are a living classroom for art, culture, and activism. Some remarkable people and places are being ...
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‘Living Frequency’ follows the mycelial threads of Black Detroit art from past to present
The show pays tributes to elders like Gilda Snowden, Shirley Woodson, Charles McGee, LeRoy Foster, and Marian Stephens ...
Gap and Harlem's Fashion Row launch bold new capsule celebrating Black designers
Gap and Harlem's Fashion Row have joined forces to champion Black designers, and launch a limited edition collection on ...
"Morgaine," a forgotten opera written by Black composer in 1855, performed for the first time
"Morgiane" is believed to be the oldest existing opera written by a Black American, but it wasn't seen by audiences until 2025.