Most people have seen Juneteenth merch. The red.The yellow.The green.The raised Black fist. Those symbols are powerful. They speak to Black pride,
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(Charleston, SC) – The International African American Museum names Dr. Tonya M. Matthews, a national leader in African American history and STEM education, as new CEO. 17 months after breaking ground on the museum, the board of directors says they
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Most people have seen Juneteenth merch. The red.The yellow.The green.The raised Black fist. Those symbols are powerful. They speak to Black pride, Black resistance, and Pan-African unity. But here is the part
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Maryland is the home of Harriet Tubman, who was born a slave in 1822 and who has scores of descendants alive today. Sister Tubman, the Black Moses, famously said, “if I could
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Columbia’s only mobile application that aims to help residents and visitors explore our Capitol City, will launch a free African American history scavenger hunt during the month of February for all app
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Preamble Be It Resolved, That the Negro people of the world, through their chosen representatives in convention assembled in Liberty Hall, in the City of New York and the United States of
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The International African American Museum announced today a $500,000 donation from Mary Major and Bill Horton, a couple living 10 miles from Gadsden’s Wharf, the site where more than 40 percent of
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(Charleston, SC) – The International African American Museum names Dr. Tonya M. Matthews, a national leader in African American history and STEM education, as new CEO. 17 months after breaking ground on
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