ASALH Congratulates Gloria Browne-Marshall on EMMY Win
ASALH member Gloria Browne-Marshall wins an EMMY for "Your Democracy" as writer and host of this animated series on the U.S. Constitution produced by WHYY, an affiliate of PBS/NPR.
Robin White, U.S. National Park Service
Robin White Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Indiana Dunes National Park, Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site, New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park, Petroglyph National Monument, William
Eyewitnesses to the Movement: The Lowcountry and Civil Rights Movement
Join the Center for Civil Rights History and Research for a reception and conversation with the veterans of the Civil Rights Movement in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. Panelists include Rodney Hurst, Oveta Glover,...
NewYorkRep 10-Year Anniversary Benefit To Celebrate Women Who Have Impacted Theatre, September 18
NewYorkRep celebrates 10 years of producing theatre that inspires social change with a dinner benefit event on September 18 at Harbor Lights Yacht - Skyport Marina (2430 FDR Drive, NYC). Honoring five women who...
Florida’s Black History Task Force Stacked with Desantis Allies – WTSP
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida Department of Education has appointed six new members to the Florida Commissioner of Education’s African American History Task Force weeks after 10 Investigates exposed the task force has been shrinking...
The Liberator July-August Newsletter
PRESS RELEASE – After 100 Years, The Descendants Of Rosewood Return To Tour The Wright House, The Only Surviving Structure in Rosewood Following the 1923 Massacre
Today, the Descendants of Rosewood Foundation, Inc. announced a significant milestone for the families of those lost during the historic 1923 Rosewood massacre.
The NAACP Travel Advisory for Florida
The NAACP has posted a Travel Advisory for the State of Florida. They outline how advocacy can be a part of your visit.
Charles L. Blockson, celebrated historian of African American culture, scholar, and prolific author, has died at 89 by The Philadelphia Inquirer
Charles L. Blockson, world-renowned historian of African American culture, founder and curator emeritus of the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection at Temple University, award-winning scholar, and prolific author, died Wednesday, June 14, at his...
Frederick Douglass Home Reopens July 4
Join us at the reopening of Frederick Douglass National Historic Site on July 4! The celebration will start at 11 a.m. with a special ceremony featuring a ribbon-cutting, music, and a dramatic portrayal of...
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