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Celebration & Rededication December 6, 2011 View the entire rededication ceremony below. |
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Neighborhood Network News Topic: A Window on Boston's Role
Beverly Morgan Welch |
Cityline with Karen Holmes Ward Featuring Beverly Morgan Welch |
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"Smith Court" by Allan Rohan Crite |
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Service & Celebration Faneuil Hall Boston, MA |
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Boston’s Black Bicyclists of the 1890s Thursday, September 23, 2010 Sponsors: The Museum of African American History Beacon Hill was a hub of black bicyclists in the 1890s. Learn about the Riverside Cycling Club (RCC), an all-black club formed in 1893 with a membership largely from Beacon Hill and Cambridge. Learn about Kittie Knox, a seamstress who won prizes for her cycling costumes and who challenged the League of American Wheelmen’s “color bar” and about Robert Teamoh, the Boston newspaper writer and photographer, and state legislator, who obtained a legislative resolution denouncing the “color bar. “ Also hear about the Bicycle Corps of Company L, Sixth Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia and its place in Beacon Hill history. Lorenz Finison currently teaches program and policy evaluation in the Doctor of Public Health program at BU School of Public Health. He is Principal of SigmaWorks, a consulting firm specializing in health, education and workforce assessment, planning and evaluation. A founding board member of Cycling Through History: The Massachusetts African American Heritage Bike Route, Larry has a strong interest in the social history of cycling and social protest movements. |
In Search of Your African American Roots
In Search of Your Thursday, September 9, 2010 The Museum of African American History An introduction to research methods and sources for African American and Cape Verdean family research Mary Blauss Edwards will discuss collecting family traditions and records, and researching pre-Civil War records for enslaved and free persons of color. Participants will learn about websites, databases, and digital collections available for researching African American Families. This program is presented in collaboration with the New England Historic Genealogical Society. |
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Profiles in Color Thursday, March 18, 2010 interview with Derrick Z. Jackson by Carole A. Simpson
Profiles in Color is a program that provides an intimate look into the lives of prominent African Americans, both locally and nationally. Previous interviewees include Yolanda King, daughter of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Captain William Pinckney, the first African American to sail solo around the world by way of Cape Horn. |
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Profiles in Color Wednesday, February 24, 2010 interview with Professor Charles Ogletree Harvard Law School Race and Justice by Carole A. Simpson Profiles in Color is a program that provides an intimate look into the lives of prominent African Americans, both locally and nationally. Previous interviewees include Yolanda King, daughter of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Captain William Pinckney, the first African American to sail solo around the world by way of Cape Horn. |
Profiles in Color Thursday, January 28, 2010 interview with by Carole A. Simpson Profiles in Color is a program that provides an intimate look into the lives of prominent African Americans, both locally and nationally. Previous interviewees include Yolanda King, daughter of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Captain William Pinckney, the first African American to sail solo around the world by way of Cape Horn. |
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Let Your Motto Be Resistance 2010 Interview with Executive Director, Museum of African American History |
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Black Entrepreneurs of the Interview with Museum of African American History Urban Update with Byron Barnett |
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2010 Martin Luther King, Jr Service & Celebration Faneuil Hall Boston, MA |
MAAH Promotional Video Partners in Preservation Contest for Grants 2009 |
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NECN Coverage of the Partners in Preservation Contest for Grants 2009 Featuring The Museum of African American History Boston |
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