'Lift every voice': National Black Music Month kicks off in celebration of the Black sound
June is National Black Music Month and it ushers in the celebration of the beauty and brilliance that is black music.
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June is National Black Music Month and it ushers in the celebration of the beauty and brilliance that is black music.
<p class="MsoNormal"><o:p></o:p></p> <p>"Get on the bus."<o:p></o:p></p> <p>That was a catchphrase for the 1961 Freedom Rides. And it also is a current call to pilgrimage.</p>
The energy is electric as the crowd sways from side to side, one voice singing to the rhymes and heavy beats that pulse through the auditorium. I’m chanting at the
Aimee Snelling, who teaches social studies at Clayton Middle School, partners with other teachers and parents to plan annual trips to the river city for seventh-graders.
Memphis museums, some small businesses are closing temporarily under COVID-19 pressures. Author: Rudy Williams Updated: 10:29 PM CST December 23, 2020 MEMPHIS, Tenn — Restaurants and bars are having a hard time during COVID-19 shutdowns, but so are other small businesses in the Bluff City. Memphis is considered a mid-sized American city, but it has no shortage of places telling stories of the human will solidifying it's place a world class city. "They can learn stories of courage, of perseverance, and people overcoming obstacles," said Turner. Slave Haven bri...