Allensworth, only African-American town of its kind, still a symbol for ‘what we can become’
Docent Emmett Harden jokes on a recent winter day about many visitors viewing Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park as a "weed patch" … Keep Reading
Docent Emmett Harden jokes on a recent winter day about many visitors viewing Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park as a "weed patch" … Keep Reading
The makers of "Green Book," a feel-good story about a resourceful hustler hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a concert tour … Keep Reading
WASHINGTON — Black history museums and historic sites are flourishing across the South, riding a wave of interest in African-American history that … Keep Reading
Thanks to local muralist Nate Key, a part of Durham's colorful past has been brought back to life on N.C. Central University's … Keep Reading
With its boarded-up windows and rusting wrought-iron fence, the abandoned three-story mansion in the 4700 block of South King Drive doesn’t look historically … Keep Reading
"Speak My Soul," the N.C. Central University Departments of Theatre and Dance and Music production that ran from Feb. 16–25, 2018, was … Keep Reading
Two of N.C. Central University's acclaimed arts departments have joined forces to bring audiences "Speak My Soul," a poetic dramatization honoring black … Keep Reading
N.C. Central University's Department of Theatre is preparing to take the stage for the second week with their production, “Underground.” This play … Keep Reading
The phrase "more than meets the eye" isn't just true; it's a challenge to look more deeply and critically at the world. … Keep Reading