A Cultural Confluence: African-American Literature in Europe |1992-41 The Fabres’ Initiative: “The initial step was ours. We created the occasion,” Genevieve Fabre told me last month in Paris on the campus of the... Read More
African-American history
100 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been pillars of the African-American community for over 150 years, serving as beacons of education, empowerment, and cultural... Read More
The Changed Landscape of Black Theater from 1977 to 2024 In November 1977, ROUTES Magazine published a compelling article titled “Theater in the Rough – The Positive Attitude of Black Theater,” which captured the essence... Read More
Theater in the Rough – The Positive Attitude of Black Theater | 12/1977 Black theater, one of the oldest and most constructive forms of Black entertainment, is presently in a financial crunch. Depending upon which way the balance... Read More
North American African-American Museums 14 min read African-American museums play a crucial role in preserving and celebrating the rich history, culture, and contributions of African-Americans to society. These institutions serve as custodians... Read More
Dive into the December 1977 issue of ROUTES Magazine! Step back in time with the December 1977 issue of ROUTES Magazine! As the publisher and editor, I invite you to revisit our compelling blend... Read More
Adetunde Samuel – Owning Self |1992-46 5 min read “The theatre can raise our consciousness to a whole new scope of possibilities. But only if the house isn’t empty. That’s why I decided to... Read More
Looking Back at 1977: African-American Newscasters as Pioneers in Journalism In 1977, a wave of talented African-American Newscasters broke new ground in television journalism, carving out spaces where their voices could be heard in a... Read More