Carolina Theatre of Durham Celebrates Black History Month With Tours, Special Programming
DURHAM, NC — The Carolina Theatre of Durham invites the community to tour its civil … Read More
Tag: Black History Month
(Trailer)“Gloria Gaynor: I Will Survive” In Theaters Nationwide For One-Night Special Event
NEW YORK, New York – In celebration of what has come to be known as … Read More
Orange County BIPOC Elected Officials Read Poetry, Honoring Black History Month
Orange County Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) elected officials gathered on Zoom on … Read More
New HBCU Bobblehead Series Features NCCU’s Eddie the Eagle
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum has unveiled the first … Read More
‘What To Watch’ Feb. 13-19: BET To Premiere New Film Franchise, New Newsmagazine Program
New York, NY – As Black History Month continues, two new BET projects will, respectively, … Read More
‘Can I Kick It?’: Celebrate 50 Years of Hip-Hop with a Kung Fu Twist
Cary, NC – To celebrate 50 years of hip-hop and Black History Month, the Town … Read More
Remembering Black Wall Street: Wall Street Juniors Present Black History Wax Museum
DURHAM, NC – Each year Wall Street Juniors youth, volunteers, and families come together to … Read More
NC A&T Alum, Gospel Artist Cheston Green Takes a Stand for Black Men’s Mental Health
LOS ANGELES – Rates of suicide among Black youth have risen faster than in any … Read More
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[Think Black] “Hands That Once Picked Cotton & Primed Tobacco”
Black History Month forces us to think Black. Like so many in the past, the … Read More
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[Think Black] The Fierce Urgency of Now: Tomorrow Is Today Or Yesteryear?
In 1926 the first Negro history week was promoted by Carter G. Woodson to commemorate … Read More