#CivilRights

February 27: Wilma Rudolph 4 min read

• African-American history
• Black History Month
• Sports
• Track

February 27: Wilma Rudolph

Ronald Bunn 1 year ago

A Daily Journey Through Black History Month The Fastest Woman in the World Story Wilma Rudolph faced severe health challenges from an early age, including... Read More

February 23: Marian Anderson 2 min read

• African-American history
• Black History Month
• Classical
• Opera

February 23: Marian Anderson

Ronald Bunn 1 year ago

A Daily Journey Through Black History Month The Voice of the Movement Story Marian Anderson, a world-renowned contralto, was a trailblazer who shattered racial barriers... Read More

February 13: Claude McKay 3 min read

• African-American history
• Media
• Writers/Authors

February 13: Claude McKay

Ronald Bunn 1 year ago

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

February 9: Langston Hughes 2 min read

• African-American history
• Black History Month

February 9: Langston Hughes

Ronald Bunn 1 year ago

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

A Cultural Confluence: African-American Literature in Europe |1992-41 5 min read

• African-American history
• Art
• Discussion
• Education/Scholarship
• Lecture

A Cultural Confluence: African-American Literature in Europe |1992-41

Barbara B. Lewis 1 year ago

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

100 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) 5 min read

• African-American history
• Education/Scholarship

100 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)

Ronald Bunn 1 year ago

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

North American African-American Museums 14 min read

• African-American history
• Discussion
• Education/Scholarship
• Lecture
• Museum

North American African-American Museums

Ronald Bunn 1 year ago 2

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