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New York is about to make history with the opening of its first-ever museum dedicated solely to the American civil…
She worked several jobs and took night classes to get through Howard University College of Medicine in 1955. Dr. Melissa…
The Studio Museum in Harlem recently reopened after seven years of construction. Celebrated with a free community event, the Studio…
The Harlem Renaissance was undeniably one of the most remarkable and celebrated artistic and cultural movements in modern history—and a…
For New York fashionistas and those who adore high fashion, the Met Gala is like a snobby Christmas. It’s a…
Every Wednesday evening, the Apollo Theater in Harlem transforms into a premier destination for entertainment seekers. The catch? There isn’t…
Delicious, nutritious, soulful, and community-building—these words capture the essence of the Black-owned vegan restaurants in Harlem, New York, rising to…
From all types of used, vintage clothing and random art pieces looking for a new home to many other vibrant…
If you’re from Harlem, you’re no stranger to the phrase, “Get Lite” and the energy it brings. A community of…
In 1937, artist Augusta Savage was appointed to erect a sculpture for the 1939 New York World’s Fair at Flushing…
Yusef Salaam, one of the five Black and Latino teenagers convicted in the 1989 rape of a jogger in Central…