Call for Submissions, The Frances “Frank” Rollin Fellowship
The fellowship is open to all biographers anywhere in the world who are writing in English, who are working on a biography of an African American figure (or figures), and
Virtual Film Screening of “An Outrage”
African American Museum of Dallas hosts holiday music and marketplace event
The W. Marvin Dulaney Branch of Dallas-Ft. Worth table banner is featured in this news story. As reported by FOX4 News… “Get into the holiday spirit and support local
Bread-For-The-Soul Christmas Project
Josephine’s Glorious Entry into the Pantheon
“In a splendid ceremony planned by the Elysées Palace, Josephine Baker took her place among France’s greatest citizens as she was inducted into the Pantheon on November 30, 2021. Six
ASALH Mourns the Passing of Edgar Brookins as written by Renee Nash
Afro Newspaper GM Edgar Brookins Dead at 74 by Renee Nash Washington, D.C. (December 2, 2021) – Edgar Brookins, affectionately called Mr. D.C., died Wednesday at Walter Reed Medical Center in
Frederick Douglass NHS Oratorical Contest
Reel Sisters Microbudget Film Fellowship Offers Women of Color A Chance for $5000 to Produce A Web Series Pilot!
New York, NY Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series, the first Academy qualifying festival devoted to women filmmakers, is offering creators an opportunity to produce the
Dr. Carter G. Woodson Birthday Virtual Symposium
Book Launch: Mame’s Spirit: Reparations and Romance by Bernard Demczuk
Book signing & brief discussion on Bernie’s new novel: an Afro-futurist, crime-mystery, love-story about West African spirituality remixed with righteousness, reparations and the end of White supremacy, settler-exploitative colonialism.
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