Honor Black Women in History With These Exhibits
This year, Women’s History Month was ushered in with many new events and documentaries. Public spaces like the…
Upcoming 2022 Black History Documentaries to Mark Down
Throughout all of February, channels and streaming platforms celebrated Black History Month by making a variety of newly…
Black-owned Businesses in Yellow Springs: An Oral History
In decades past, a villager could walk through town and encounter a host of businesses owned by Black…
Virtual Tour Showcases Philadelphia’s Murals and the Black Icons They Portray
Mural Arts Philadelphia will host a virtual tour that showcases the city’s murals and the Black icons they…
Events in Major Cities to Help Celebrate Black History Month
The New York City Department of Parks & Recreation is honoring Black History Month with a new exhibit…
Essential Reading for Black History Month 2022
Celebrate Black History Month by reading time-tested classics and recent releases. This selection of books includes picks for…
This Day in History: February 8th
The First African-American Woman Physician Was Born Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler was born on February 8, 1831, in…
More Black History Month ‘Must-See TV’
Streaming platforms and TV channels have lined up a number of programs in honor of Black History Month…
Broadway’s First Black Conductor Everett Lee Dies at 105
Everett Lee, a prolific musician, performed at major operas around the globe and broke ground as the first…
Wellness Wednesday: The Theme of Black History Month 2022 is Black Health and Wellness
Following last year’s theme of The Black Family, Association for the Study of African American Life and History…
Tech Tuesday: Virginia Community Center Offers an Immersive Viewing of ‘Traveling While Black’
A community center in Virginia is offering its visitors the chance to view an immersive virtual reality experience…
This Day in History: December 19th
Carter G. Woodson said, “When you control a man’s thinking, you do not have to worry about his…
