Isidor Straus And Wife, The Harlemites Who Died On The Titanic 1912
Isidor Straus, February 6, 1845 – April 15, 1912, was a German-born American Jewish businessman, politician and co-owner of Macy’s department store with his brother Nathan.
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Seitu’s World: Families, Harlemites And The Nation At The March On Washington 2020
Today, photographer Seitu Oronde was with supporters, residents, electeds, the National Action Network (NAN) team, Reverend Al Sharpton, and many others marking the 57th anniversary of the historic March on Continue Reading →
Your World Q&A: Harlemite Pauline Jean Answers Five Questions + Bonus
Pauline Jean A native New Yorker, one-time Harlem resident, and bandleader who blends jazz with Haitian rhythms, in her vocals.
Harlemite Samuel Gamble Bayne, Harlem 1869-1921
Samuel Gamble Bayne born in 1844, was a remarkable man who made his fortune in America. A businessman, international traveler, philanthropist, international cricketer, artist, cartoonist and author.
Your World Q&A: Harlemite Yolande Brener Answers Five Questions + Bonus (Updated)
Yolande Brener A Harlemite who works at CBS writes for Harlem World Magazine and is author of Holy Candy: Why I Joined A Cult And Married a Stranger Culture/.
Harlemites You Should Heat N95 Masks To Disinfect Them, Says The American Chemical Society
Since the start of the COVID-19 crisis, legislators have worried about the availability of protective gear for those on the frontlines.