In collaboration with Dior, The Broad Museum created a moment of celebration for the multi-media contemporary art series, “All about Love,” constructed by Mickalene Thomas. The debut of the series opened May 25 and available until Sept. 29.
Despite overall declines in cancer deaths, Black women continue to face disproportionately high mortality rates, a phenomenon the organization aims to address through its newly unveiled VOICES of Black Women study.
Kindred Arts created a bridge with the 10th Council District, to host a Monumental Tour exhibit within South Los Angeles.
The Dodgers are finishing up a mini series against the Chicago Clubs this weekend.
Clayton Kershaw put on a stellar performance on the pitcher’s mound, helping keep the Nationals from scoring
AJ Pollock and Chris Taylor batted in three runs each during game 2 of the home opener series
Crispus Attucks was born around the year 1723 in Framingham, Massachusetts. He managed to escape from bondage; and showed a skill for buying and trading goods, spending most of his time on trading ships and whaling vessels going in and out of Boston. On March 5, 1770, Attucks was the first significant casualty of the Boston Massacre—a deadly riot that began as a street brawl. Attucks is widely regarded as the first person killed in the bloody slaughter. The thing is, the moment inevitably resulted in American Revolution, which led to our nation’s independence. “First man to die for the flag we now hold high was a Black man,” said Stevie Wonder in the song “Black Man.”
Cicely Tyson Gallery Photos
This list is not in any specific order but an overview of notable Black Music legends. This list is focused on music accomplishments and not scandal or outside information.