History of African American dance | PHOTOS

Sanchel Brown, owner of the Rebearth, leads an Advanced Placement African American studies dance workshop Thursday, May 21, ...
Case Western Reserve University

AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM

The AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM, formerly the Afro-American Cultural & Historical Society Museum (est. 15 April 1953, inc. 21 December 1960), is the first independent nonprofit African American museum ...

Easton African American studies concludes first year with dance workshop

Easton Area High School concluded the first year of its Advanced Placement African American studies with a dance and music ...
Reader's Digest

Black or African American: Which Term You Should Be Using

The answer may be less important than the question itself. Throughout history, Black people have been called many things. It began with Negro (“black” in Spanish and Portuguese), then colored, and ...
The Washington Post

The top 36 must-see items at the African American museum

Thousands of African Americans fought in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, among them Prince Simbo, who owned this engraved powder horn. Harriet Tubman, born a slave, became a leader ...
The Fayetteville Observer

African American names aren't "ghetto"

Lynishia, Laquisha, Shaqueen, Marquise, Neveah, Lucinda, Felicia. These are names that are sometimes labeled “black” or even “ghetto.” But, what’s in a name? Looking back in history may help explain.