Once exiled, blacklisted, Paul Robeson now gets Philadelphia street
Singer, actor and activist Paul Robeson will finally receive a street named in his honor in Philadelphia -- after a blacklist erased him from memory
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Singer, actor and activist Paul Robeson will finally receive a street named in his honor in Philadelphia -- after a blacklist erased him from memory
On April 10, 1953, Conductor Werner Janssen led the San Diego Philharmonic Orchestra in a concert aboard the carrier Kearsarge, anchored at North Island.
The Paul Robeson House and Museum is going all out to celebrate the the internationally acclaimed singer, actor, athlete, lawyer and scholar's 125th birthday on April 9.
As his birthday approaches, it's time that we remember and reflect on one of Rutgers' most famous alums, Paul Robeson. His legacy as a performer, athlete, academic scholar and activist lives on, and we should all recognize him for the strides he made for the Black community and those suffering from injustice.