February 13: Claude McKay 3 min read A Daily Journey Through Black History Month The Voice of the Harlem Renaissance Story Claude McKay, a key figure of the Harlem Renaissance, used his... Read More
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February 13: Claude McKay 3 min read
Iconic Visuals: Celebrating Black History MonthThrough Powerful Imagery A Daily Journey Through Black History Month Black History Month is a time for reflection, celebration, and storytelling — stories not only told in words... Read More
February 9: Langston Hughes 2 min read A Daily Journey Through Black History Month From Poetry to Activism: A Voice for the People Story On February 9, 1902, Langston Hughes was born... Read More
February 7: Zora Neale Hurston 2 min read A Daily Journey Through Black History Month Preserving Black Stories and Folklore Story In 1937, Zora Neale Hurston published her seminal novel Their Eyes Were Watching... Read More
Honoring Black Legacy: Park Avenue Armory and The Met’s Cultural Showcases Two of New York City’s premier institutions, Park Avenue Armory and The Metropolitan Museum of Art are honoring the Black legacy through a series of... 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