A century ago, at the peak of the Harlem Renaissance, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture was formed. The Harlem-based organization, a part of the New York Public Library, has grown ...

The series premiere will be a full circle moment for Jan Schomburg – his first film ... two children when there is only one child in the family.” Related Stories News Mark Gatiss On His ...

This conversation about everything being driven by racial disparities has actually pushed a lot of states to leave kids in ...

The Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning will celebrate Women’s History Month with a dynamic lineup of female poets, storytellers, and dancers ...

Coming up: the Frick Collection's reopening, a dazzling exhibit in the Guggenheim's rotunda, a spotlight on Brooklyn artists, ...

Visitors to the Library of Virginia can talk with authors about the history and culture of Appalachia, Black culinary history, a racially-charged court case set in 1960s Virginia and more during ...

What about a book of poetry that reads like a novel, has characters you get to know in poems as long as a paragraph, and ...

via Rose family In 1965, Mr. Rose married Jill Kupin ... Mr. Rose helped guide the renovation of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem and the Library for the Performing ...

According to local lore, the following exchange took place when the family moved in across the ... at the New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture record the ...

Between 1626 and 1627, a Dutch slave ship brought the first enslaved Africans to the colony, according to the Schomburg Center ... and accomplishments of their descendants.” ...

2. Arturo Schomburg was the Puerto Rican who made the history of Afro-descendants known. Much of the history of Afro-Latinos came to be known through oral traditions and also through research. In the ...