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NKU students present Black studies research at Smithsonian Institute - Vimarsana News

NKU students present Black studies research at Smithsonian Institute

Northern Kentucky University students and a professor were invited to attend an international conference at the Smithsonian to present their research on Black studies.

Source: wcpo.com
The story of Juneteenth in Syracuse: 'It is our Fourth of July, our Independence Day.' - Vimarsana News

The story of Juneteenth in Syracuse: 'It is our Fourth of July, our Independence Day.'

An organized city-wide Juneteenth celebration was started in 1988 but Black Syracusans have been celebrating freedom from slavery since the end of the Civil War.

Apartment building proposed for 19th century jail site in Norwich - Vimarsana News

Apartment building proposed for 19th century jail site in Norwich

Norwich ― For the first time since the mid-19th century, something new could be built on a vacant, overgrown Cedar Street property where the 19th century New London County jail once stood overlooking ...

Source: theday.com
'That script is flipped' | Frederick Douglass Project enables Penn State community to reflect during Black History Month - Vimarsana News

'That script is flipped' | Frederick Douglass Project enables Penn State community to reflect during Black History Month

In honor of Black History Month, The Frederick Douglass Project hosted a Zoom presentation Wednesday night for “a dramatic reading of speeches by Frederick Douglass as a catalyst for dialogue

Source: psu.edu
Artist to give talk on African American homesteaders in the desert - Vimarsana News

Artist to give talk on African American homesteaders in the desert

Barbara Gothard's artwork depicts 23 Black homesteaders who chose to settle in one of the most unforgiving environments on Earth.