Philadelphia Theater Company Staging Pioneering Black Play
“Rachel” by Angelina Weld Grimké premiered in New York in April 1917. When the show opened, it made history as […]
“Rachel” by Angelina Weld Grimké premiered in New York in April 1917. When the show opened, it made history as […]
Located near Harriet Tubman’s birthplace in Dorchester County, Maryland, the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park comprises a visitor center, […]
One day in June 1950, Martin Luther King Jr., then a student at Crozer Theological Seminary, stopped at a bar […]
African Americans have played an important role in developing many of the foods that we consider quintessentially American. A new […]
In 2019, the Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections issued 941 demolition permits. This was only a slight increase over […]
In 1962, Ashley Bryan became the first African American to publish a children’s book as both the author and illustrator. […]
Even those not intimately familiar with the modern dance scene have likely heard of Alvin Ailey. Yesterday, on the 30th […]
As the first large American city to have a majority Black population, Washington D.C. played an important role in the […]
Annapolis, Maryland will highlight its role in the transAtlantic slave trade with a new historical marker to be erected on […]
After years of court appearances, fines, and public hearings, efforts to preserve a deteriorating historic Underground Railroad stop in Philadelphia […]