Gordon Parks Exhibition Opens in DC
Now through February 18, 2019, the National Gallery of Art is showcasing, “Gordon Parks: The New Tide, Early Work 1940–1950.”
Now through February 18, 2019, the National Gallery of Art is showcasing, “Gordon Parks: The New Tide, Early Work 1940–1950.”
Veterans Day Talk / Preserving Your Legacy Workshop
The Alexandria Black History Museum and Port Of Harlem Magazine host a Veteran’s Day lecture by CR Gibbs and a workshop on preserving your legacy as part of a Port Of Harlem Fall at the Alexandria Black History Museum.
The Alexandria Black History Museum and Port Of Harlem Magazine host a Veteran’s Day lecture by CR Gibbs and a workshop on preserving your legacy as part of a Port Of Harlem Fall at the Alexandria Black History Museum.
DOC NYC hosts World Premiere of Aretha Franklin Story
Finally, almost 50 years later, the public will now be able to see the documentary “Amazing Grace.”
Finally, almost 50 years later, the public will now be able to see the documentary “Amazing Grace.”
America: When She is Beautiful
While much of the media focuses on the “forgotten working class White” in Middle America, Illinois and Wisconsin managed to elect Blacks to statewide offices including Juliana Stratton and Mandela Barnes as lieutenant governors, respectively. Down in Mississippi, where many Illinoisans have their roots, former Congressman Mike Espy faces a runoff to become Mississippi’s first Black Senator since Reconstruction I.
While much of the media focuses on the “forgotten working class White” in Middle America, Illinois and Wisconsin managed to elect Blacks to statewide offices including Juliana Stratton and Mandela Barnes as lieutenant governors, respectively. Down in Mississippi, where many Illinoisans have their roots, former Congressman Mike Espy faces a runoff to become Mississippi’s first Black Senator since Reconstruction I.
The Agitators
The play is about the very long activist relationship between two icons: Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony. How does one remain “pure” to "the cause" is the play’s reoccurring theme.
The play is about the very long activist relationship between two icons: Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony. How does one remain “pure” to "the cause" is the play’s reoccurring theme.
How Can I Make My Retirement Savings Last?
After decades of saving, it's time to start spending once you enter retirement. But how much can you safely withdraw each year without needing to worry about running out of money?
After decades of saving, it's time to start spending once you enter retirement. But how much can you safely withdraw each year without needing to worry about running out of money?
Activities
Honoring US Muslim Veterans and South African Bazaar in DC, Detroit Doll Show, Herb workshop in NY, and more
Honoring US Muslim Veterans and South African Bazaar in DC, Detroit Doll Show, Herb workshop in NY, and more
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