Sissieretta Jones, 'Greatest Singer of her Race,' had roots in Providence
A local nonprofit is honoring a Rhode Island legend for Black History Month.
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19 Local Bookstores to Leaf Through - Rhode Island Monthly
Twenty Stories Providence Business and life partners Alexa Trembly and Emory Harkins first got the wheels turning on their career venture with a
Source: rimonthly.com
2023 Bannister Awards - Rhode Island Monthly
Since their inception in 2021, the Christiana Carteaux Bannister Awards have recognized individuals delivering change to all areas of Rhode Island life,
Source: rimonthly.com
Events and a Life-Sized Bronze Statue Honor Providence Artist Edward Mitchell Bannister
Celebrations honoring a historic city visionary continue
United States Nancy Gaucher Thomas Robb Dimmick Ray Rickman Rebekah Swenson Christiana Carteaux Bannister
Source: providenceonline.com
Exhibit honors RI's forgotten legacy of Black media
An upcoming exhibit at the Stages of Freedom museum showcases the story of James Rhea and the Black press in Rhode Island.
Source: usatoday.com
Exhibit honors RI's forgotten legacy of Black media
An upcoming exhibit at the Stages of Freedom museum showcases the story of James Rhea and the Black press in Rhode Island.
Source: providencejournal.com
Providence Journal's first Black reporter remembered in new exhibit
An upcoming exhibit at the Stages of Freedom museum showcases the story of James Rhea and the Black press in Rhode Island.
Source: providencejournal.com
Stages of Freedom Has Rhode Island's Only Local Black History Museum
The Westminster Street gallery in Providence features the untold stories of Rhode Island's African American community.
Source: rimonthly.com
RI Black history: Slavery to abolition, gilded age, civil rights to now
Stages of Freedom has compiled a roadside guide to educate Rhode Islanders on the myriad historical sights right under their feet.
Source: providencejournal.com