Paul Robeson was perhaps one of the most influential artists and social critics of the 20th century. His impact on the Black Arts Movement reaches across the globe and throughout time. The analytical framework used in the racial literacy and justice class at Princeton High School will be used to provide perspective on the life […]
Live dance performance by the Arts Council’s Flamenco program
Dr. Daisy Century portrays abolitionist and American heroine Harriet Tubman.
Story of Maggie Walker, America’s first woman bank president and a powerful force in civil rights plus financial workshops.
Story of Maggie Walker, America’s first woman bank president and a powerful force in civil rights plus financial workshops.
Trenton Children’s Chorus, and Trenton artist and poet Phillip McConnell reflect on the vibrancy of Black History in the United States,
Open Mic plus Featured Artist: Keelah Covington.
Storytelling, poetry recitals, and portrayals of historical Black heroes.
Solo performance by Reginald Dwayne Betts who explores the experience and consequences of his incarceration.
Solo performance by Reginald Dwayne Betts who explores the experience and consequences of his incarceration.
Solo performance by Reginald Dwayne Betts who explores the experience and consequences of his incarceration.
Lawrence Brownlee and Kevin J. Miller perform a new song cycle championing black writers and composers, presenting texts drawn from the Harlem Renaissance set to music by today’s premiere composers.