By Yolande Brener and Danielle Imara
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Category Archives: black history month
Producers Vie For Up To $150,000 At The PitchBLACK Forum (Updated)
Ten producing teams will vie for up to $150,000 in project funding at the Black Public Media (BPM) PitchBLACK Forum, an interactive pitching competition to public television and commercial distributors and funders. Continue Reading →
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How To Teach Children About Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Children develop their identities right alongside their abilities to crawl, walk, talk and recognize letters. Continue Reading →
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Harlem’s Schomburg Virtual Exhibition, Black Politicians In Congress
As part of the Library’s Black History Month offerings, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem presents Georgia on My Mind: Black Politicians in Congress. Continue Reading →
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Harlem’s James Baldwin “Pin Drop Speech” At Cambridge University, 1965 (Video)
Harlem’s James Baldwin delivers an earth-shattering speech with Harlem as his starting point in talking about all black folks at Cambridge University during a debate with William F. Buckley in 1965. Continue Reading →
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“The Black National Anthem” Experience By N.C. Trumpet Musician Al Strong (Videos)
A rich and elaborate 8-minute odyssey, “LEVAS” is a tribute to the Black American experience and a love offering from an artist dedicated to the preservation of Black culture. Continue Reading →
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Black Heroes, A Black History Book For Kids, 51 Inspiring People From Ancient Africa To Modern-Day U.S.A.
Meet extraordinary black heroes throughout history―biographies for kids ages 8 to 12. Continue Reading →
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