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When people think of the Civil Rights Movement, they often think of leaders like MLK, ignoring women and grassroots efforts working toward equality.
Students in Grand Rapids had the opportunity to learn and teach others about how the Great Migration connects to their real lives.
Arturo Alfonso Schomburg was a visionary historian who dedicated his life to preserving the rich history and achievements of people of African descent. His vast collection became the foundation of the Schomburg Center, a world-renowned institution celebrating Black culture and scholarship. This exhibit honors his legacy, inviting visitors to explore the powerful stories and lasting impact of the African diaspora.
A new book pulls back the curtains on an activist whose contributions are often left out of the history despite her influence.
After prompts from members of congress in response to his earlier pardons, President Biden pardoned the civil rights leader.
Witness profound storytelling through art, where history, resilience, and societal change intertwine to create masterpieces provoking thought and inspiring dialogue. Discover the rich narratives within each artwork, from Ruby Bridges’ courage to Dr. King’s influential power and Maya Angelou’s resilience, along with commentary on segregation in Milwaukee.
The real story of Black people in the U.S., is silenced in schools by law in some states, but is being told in churches and houses of worship.
Three woman in Georgia are doing their part to protect voting rights, even if it means standing up against Trump in court.
Resist! Exhibit features the artistic portraits of prominent resistance leaders. Poetry creatively walks the audience through the exhibit and our historical journey towards a more just and balanced world.