Art
Annapolis
She Speaks
The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum
84 Franklin Street
Sat, Feb 7-Jan 16, 2027
Baltimore
Amy Sherald: American Sublime
Baltimore Museum of the Arts
10 Art Museum Drive
until Sun, Apr 5
Comedy
Gary
Martin Lawrence
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana
2900 Burr Street
Sat, Jan 24, 7p
Comedy
Gary
Martin Lawrence
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana
2900 Burr Street
Sat, Jan 24, 7p
Conferences
Washington
Hilton in Dupont Circle
National LGBTQ Task Force Conference
Wed, Jan 21-Mon, Jan, 26
Exhibits
Alexandria
Moss H. Kendrix: Reframing the Black Image
Alexandria Black History Museum
902 Wythe Street
Alexandria Virginia
Festival
Arlington, VA
Interfusion Festival
Crystal City Marriot
Thu, Jan 15-Mon, Jan 19
History
Louisville
USPS Honors Muhammad Ali With Forever Stamps
University of Louisville
L & N Federal Credit Union Stadium
Angel’s Envy Bourbon Club
2550 S Floyd St
Thu, Jan.15, 2026
Film
Out of Darkness: Heavy Is The Crown Vol. 2
Features: Tony Browder, Atlantis Browder, Kaba Kamene, David Banner, James Small, Chike Akua, Sabir Bey, Taj Tarik Bey
(VOD Release 2/3/26)
Online
Rustin
Health
Online
Understanding Heart Health Risk: What Calcium Score Testing Can Tell You
The Maryland Healthy Heart Learning Collaborative
Tuesday, February 3, Time: 6:00 to 7:00 PM EST
Register
History
Louisville
USPS Honors Muhammad Ali With Forever Stamps
University of Louisville
L & N Federal Credit Union Stadium
Angel’s Envy Bourbon Club
2550 S Floyd St.
Thu, Jan.15, 2026
New Haven, CT / Online
Gold, Coal and Oysters: The Politics of Police Origins
Stephanie Saxton
Wed, Jan 28, 12:30p-1:45p
Rosenkranz Hall, Rm 241,
115 Prospect St.
register here
New York City
The Gay Harlem Renaissance
The New York Historical
170 Central Park West at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street).
Closes Sun, Mar 8
Purchase tickets here
New York City
100: A Century of Collection, Community and Creativity
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Through Tue, Jun 30
San Francisco
Unbound: Art, Blackness and the Universe
Museum of the African Diaspora
685 Mission St (at 3rd)
Closes Sun, Aug 16
George Washington Carver rap by Ernest Super Cooper
Human Diversity
Woman Challenging Zakir Naik on Polygamy
Why are Many African Countries Anti-Gay
Sexism in the Church by Dharius Daniels
Why Smart People Think Stupid Things
In Memoriam
Claudette Colvin
Carmen de Lavallade
Language
Online
Wed, Jan 28, 12:30p-1:30p
Ajami Manuscripts & Knowledge Production in West Africa
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Medieval West Africa achieved remarkable knowledge and literacies, flourishing on trans-Saharan trade routes and embracing Islam as a cultural force. Despite this astounding history, for centuries, sub-Saharan Africa has been misunderstood as a largely illiterate region because of the Eurocentric definition of literacy as only the ability to read and write in European languages using the Latin script. However, millions of Africans have been reading and writing in both classical Arabic and their local languages, often using enriched forms of the Arabic script known as Ajami.
FEATURING:
Dr. Fallou Ngom, Professor of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences, Boston University
Dr. Gana Ndiaye, Assistant Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration, Yale University








