authors speak: the impact of race on american society

Spady Cultural Heritage Museum with delray beach cra and artsgarage

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Published: Delray Beach, Fla. – August 5, 2021

Published: Delray Beach, Fla. – August 5, 2021

 AUTHORS SPEAK:  the impact of race on american society

june 16, 2022, 7pm

Dark Matters: On the Surveillance of Blackness 

Author: Simone Browne

 

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS FREE IN-PERSON EVENT AT ARTS GARAGE 

 

FAU’s Claudia Paul Leads Black History Education Program in Delray

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How does one make a slave? On a Saturday morning, seven middle-school students sat in the historic cottage of a Black midwife, situated next to the historic home of a civil rights leader, and pondered that fairly difficult question. This was the first of many...

What does “hip-hop” have to do with Black history?

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If you heard an original melody, could you write its lyrics? If you heard only the opening paragraph of a story, could you tell the rest of it? If you read an anonymous poem, could you create a visual piece of artwork that interprets its meaning? If you only saw a...

Afternoon Insights- Hidden Legacies of Black Soldiers: Tracing Delray’s WWII Connections with Sue Gillis

At the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, we are always uncovering stories that challenge the boundaries of what we think we know—stories buried in the soil of South Florida, tucked into family photo albums, or nearly lost to time. One such story came to life recently...

Martin Luther King, Jr. Brunch 2022

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Joe Jennings at Sunny & Associates

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