

Jan 22, 2026 – Feb 04 2026
- Granting Citizenship to Black Americans Is Fixing History and Investing In The Future
(Accorder la citoyenneté aux Afro–Américains, c'est réparer les injustices du passé et investir dans l'avenir.) Granting Guinean citizenship to Meagan Good and her husband, Jonathan Majors, is a very good decision. It is symbolically strong and, strategically, particularly important writes Aboulaye Barry in English and French.
Red Harlem: When Harlem Comes to Moscow
"Red Harlem" highlights the true story of the Communist Party's 1930s recruitment efforts, focusing on a never–completed propaganda film with Black Harlem performers, written by Langston Hughes and shot in the Soviet Union. The play opens at Boyle Heights' Company of Angels in Los Angeles. .
Black History Online from Howard University to the National Museum of Kenya
The Center for African Studies at Howard University added animations of historical figures from the Ghana Empire to their Gold Road Interactive Map. From the National Museum of Kenya, The Shujaa Stories breathe life into the legends of Kenyan heroes. "The Shujaa Stories are needed to supplement African American and other's views of the world," added Port of Harlem magazine Facebook follower Socrates Mwash Mwalandi.
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Jan 08, 2026 – Jan 21, 2026


Dec 25, 2025 – Jan 07, 2026
- Why Rocky Mount Matters For America
Guy Harper – a man who's made his living for the past decade selling merchandise at Trump rallies – was already packing up his wares when she talked to him on her way into the event. "Look at this," Harper said, pointing to empty streets and no lines outside the venue. "Usually, Trump rallies are like a football tailgate. This is strange."
- Baltimore Reparations 2026 Disbursements Planned
While the Maryland legislature overturned a veto to establish a an all–volunteer commission and approximately $54,000 for a reparations study in 2025, The Presbytery of Baltimore is planning to disburse reparatory resources in two equal installments in 2026 and 2027..
She Speaks': Black Women Artists and the Power of Historical Memory
"'She Speaks': Black Women Artists and the Power of Historical Memory," an exhibition examining 250 years of U.S. history through a Black Feminist lens.
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