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The St. Louis County Library celebrates Black History through 40 virtual programs that include presentations by local artists, a genealogy workshop and a conversation with author Walter Mosley.
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Every February, schools around the nation commemorate the accomplishments of African Americans by highlighting them through Black History Month lessons…
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Missouri’s Legislative Black Caucus on Monday highlighted legislation they’ve filed to honor and remember the work done by African American Missourians.…
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This year is full of political commemorations: the presidential election, the centennial of the 19th Amendment and the culmination of the women’s suffrage…
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Harris-Stowe State University professor Reynaldo Anderson has spent years nurturing and cultivating a black creative community around speculative art.In…
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Black History Month is a time to spotlight African-Americans who made a difference. But many people don’t know that prominent African-Americans were part…
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The idea of setting a special time for Americans to learn about black history began in 1926 from educator Carter G. Woodson. Concerned about lack of…
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Oprah Winfrey, Zora Neale Hurston and Ida B. Wells, are just some of the figures 5-year-old Ava Noelle Rogers has embodied during Black History…
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The performing and visual arts can bring history to life. During Black History Month, St. Louis is bursting with opportunities to celebrate and learn…
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Perseverance and triumph in St. Louis history will be explored in a new exhibition, opening today at Salon 53, a private art gallery in north St.…