The James Brown African American Room celebrates African-American life, history and culture through programming, resources and collaborative partnerships.
Happy Birthday to Malcolm X.
A man whose unwavering commitment to truth and the fight against injustice continues to inspire generations. His voice, courage, and legacy still resonate today.
David Pottinger (13 Sep 1911 - 13 Feb 2007), #Jamaican painter, born 114 years ago today, in #Kingston. Student of Edna Manley; a central figure in the early defining years of #Jamaica’s nationalist movement; for sixty years, “the prime painter of views of downtown Kingston.” - Veerle Poupeye #Caribbean
https://t.co/uATOH3g00i
Rest in peace to the legendary jazz vocalist and Newark Arts High alum, Andy Bey. Such a great voice and definitely worth your time to dig into his catalog if you’re not familiar.
Photo courtesy of William May and his collection which can be found at https://t.co/tDWxELy9mG
Come check @JBAAR_NPL ‘s BHM exhibit: “And the Beat goes on: Drums as Rhythm, Resistance, and Resilience” at Newark Public Library
Co-curated by @regfromjerz and me ✊🏾🥁
The legend, Bernard Pretty Purdie spoke at the opening this past Sat.
more otw 👇🏾
https://t.co/KGux8aIZhu
Join us this Saturday as we welcome the legendary Bernard "Pretty" Purdie for the opening of our Black History Month Celebration: And The Beat Goes On: Drums as Rhythm, Resistance, Resilience!
1pm Reception
2pm-4pm Program