Black History Month: Perspectives From The World Of Harlem
By Yolande Brener and Danielle Imara What aspect of Black History would you like to see more widely understood?
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The National Jazz Museum In Harlem And Google Arts & Culture Partner During Black History Month
“Jazz was born in New Orleans but spent a lot of time growing up in Harlem,” says award-winning bandleader Christian McBride who, with award-winning bandleader Jon Batiste, serves as National Continue Reading →
Ailey Extension Celebrates Black History Month With Virtual Workshops and Classes
This Black History Month, Ailey Extension is taking students on a virtual world tour exploring a range of dance techniques from across the African diaspora.
PUMA Kicks Off Black History Month Celebration With Black Fives x PUMA
Global sports company PUMA is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting the work of Black leaders,
From Across The Pond, Black History Month & Bingo
Black History Month is a hugely important event in the calendar, helping to promote and celebrate black contributions to society and furthering understanding of black history.
Broadway Star Carrie Compere Visits Music Students During Black History Month Celebration In Harlem
Education Through Music, a nonprofit that provides music education to 36,000 New York City students, and partner school P.S. 125 – The Ralph Bunche School in Harlem are thrilled to Continue Reading →
Apollo Theater Kicks Off Black History Month With A Free Open House In Harlem
This February, the world-famous Apollo Theater will kick off Black History Month with Apollo Open House: Celebration of Cool on Saturday, February 1st, 2020, from 1 p.m. – 6.p.m., to Continue Reading →
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