Visualizing Music: Representing Black Culture, Community, and Politics
Figure 1 As Jessica Marie Johnson has already documented here on AAIHS, black women utilized Beyoncé’s song, video, and performance
Read moreFigure 1 As Jessica Marie Johnson has already documented here on AAIHS, black women utilized Beyoncé’s song, video, and performance
Read more“From the city of New Orleans, we unite these narratives to assert undeniably that WE REMAIN.” – Back Cover, Mixed
Read moreToday’s guest post comes from Edwin Jackson, a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Maryland and Oklahoma. Born and raised in
Read moreLast month, I wrote about how slaves and free blacks appropriated Euro-American languages and their ability to use them to
Read moreIt is not uncommon for AAIHS bloggers to provide syllabi of resources on a particular subject. I am diverging from
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