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My Name Is Myeisha Is a Dramatic Hip-Hop Musical That Tells the Heartbreaking Story of Tyisha Miller’s 1998 Murder | The Root

When we discuss the growing list of African Americans who have been shot down by police, the story of Tyisha Miller is often overlooked

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Art world stunned after ‘African Mona Lisa’ painting goes for $1.6 million | The Grio

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The artwork “Tutu” was created by Ben Enwonwu during the aftermath of Nigeria’s bloody civil war and went missing shortly after being painted in 1974.

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1968 Poor People’s Campaign – Challenges and Successes | National Museum of African American History & Culture

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The Poor People’s Campaign marked an important transition in U.S. history. While drawing attention to poverty, the campaign also helped set the stage for future social justice movements.

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Margaret Burroughs, artist and co-founder of DuSable Museum | New York Amsterdam News

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Synonymous with Chicago is the DuSable Museum, and inseparably linking them is Margaret Burroughs.

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His Traveling Museum Is Bringing Black History to a Town Near You | Yes Magazine

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After nearly 30 years of collecting rare artifacts, this Detroit teacher launched a mobile museum that travels the country educating people on African American history all year round.

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Photos: #AfricanVintageLove Is a Celebration of the Couples In Our Lives Who Shaped Us | Okayafrica

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Join OkayAfrica as we celebrate love with these nostalgic photos of our parents and grandparents.

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Brownstone Jazz: Classic Salon Sounds Recaptured in Brooklyn | The Network Journal

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Debbie McClain espouses the notion of giving back to the community in grand style — something she and her family have been doing for generations.

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‘Porgy and Bess’ — America’s Opera Returns | The Washington Informer

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The National Philharmonic will celebrate the conclusion of Black History Month at The Music Center at Strathmore with George Gershwin’s groundbreaking opera, “Porgy and Bess.”

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The Man Who Made Black Panther Cool | Vulture

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Christopher Priest broke the color barrier at Marvel and reinvented a classic character. Why was he nearly written out of comics history?

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Rodarte: Where Black Beauty Blooms This Season | The Root

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Women who inspire us? Well, these women most certainly do! We’re thanking Rodarte—the two-sister design team from Los Angeles—for bringing us these stunning images of strong, smart, stellar women to sweep us into spring style.