Black History Month 2015 will end in a few days. All month media, organizations and businesses have given tidbits about African-Americans and their accomplishments. Some people who have been honored
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Diggs Memorial United Holy Church held a Black History program on Feb. 8 with the theme “Know those that Labor Among You.” The Rev. Annie Duck was the facilitator and
In January, we celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Various organizations marked Dr. King’s birthday in various ways, such as forums, service days and performances. Now the attention turns to
(pictured above: Robin Gee performs.) Robin Gee, associate professor of dance at UNCG, spent six months last year studying dance and music in Burkina Faso, a small country in French-speaking West
Why should we continue to celebrate Black History Month? (pictured above: Oscar Micheaux, first black movie director who produced “Up
Owens Daniels had called Winston-Salem home for several years before he ever set foot in Old Salem. But once the
The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) at Old Salem Museums & Gardens is offering a special tour during
Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions African-Americans have made to our nation and our state, and,
“American Perspectives featuring Adrian Miller: Black Chefs in the White House” will be held on Saturday, Feb. 15 at Old
Some say annual celebration has become trite (pictured above: Yolanda Bolden at the East Winston Heritage Center.) The black history flood
