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Harlem, the global center of Black culture, is installing a Black Lives Matter street mural that will stretch across Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd, between 125th and 127th streets. Continue Reading →
Get your pick from the new selection of the “Harlem Details” T-Shirts that document Harlem’s vanishing architectural historical details. Continue Reading →
Show your Harlem pride on Valentines Day with a new “Every One Loves A Harlem Girl” women’s long sleeve v-neck flowy tee for her. Wear it on casual Fridays or in your during leisure time for a smart-casual. Continue Reading →
In honor of Pride 2016, Maysles Cinema is pleased to announce, in association with Harlem Pride and Doc Watchers, a special screening of the film work of U.S. Marine-turned-filmmaker Elegance Bratton, including Pier Kids and an excerpt from his upcoming documentary Walk for Me. Continue Reading →
Public Advocate, Letitia James, rouses the crowd in Harlem for Pride.
As gay pride celebrations kick off around the country (June is National Pride Month), Harlem held its own Pride kick-off, Monday night, at Hyacinth’s Haven. Sponsored by the city’s Public Advocate, Leticia James, this was her first Black gay Pride kick-off, which she hopes to make an annual event.
By Tod Roulette
“Take everyone to see this movie…Every mean mother, June Bug, every church member to support this film. This is an important moment and movie for black gay people.” says founder of DBQ magazine, David Bridgeforth on the stage at the Schomburg Center Thursday April 22nd for the premiere of “Blackbird” an updated retelling of Larry Duplechan’s commerical first- a black gay novel published in 1986 for St. Martin’s Press. Continue Reading →
