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This fall, Berea College’s Doris Ulmann Galleries will present “Sonya Clark: 1-877-OUR-CURL,” an exhibition featuring the work of internationally recognized multimedia artist Sonya Clark.
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Today, we honor the original stewards of this land and recognize the lasting impact of generations of injustice.
We honor Indigenous communities by learning the truth about our history and standing alongside them in the ongoing fight for justice.
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Thank you to everyone who helps make Accordion Kings & Queens possible.
We're grateful to the Texas Music Office, Hohner Accordions, and Miller Outdoor Theatre for their partnership, and to our Friends and Board of Directors of Texas Folklife.
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Yeah, I look like my Maternal Grandma. Cherokee and Powhatan Indian.
How I Got This Deep in the Blues.
For full answer, please tune in this Sunday for our live broadcast!!
And make sure you head to my Patreon tonight at 8 pm EST for the premiere of my documentary #africanamericanfolkloristandtheblues @JackDappaBlues
#wethebluespeople
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Maryland Gov. @iamwesmoore joins BIN to talk Black executive leadership, voting rights and how his state is responding to changes coming from Washington.
Listen to the conversation: binnews.com/content/2026-09-…
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In honor of the #AfricanAmericanDayParade on Sun, 9/20, we will be open from 12 Noon to 5 PM. Stop by and explore our exhibition, To Uncover and Reveal to the World. Also, visit the Schomburg Shop. All divisions will be closed.#SchomburgCenter #Harlem
ALT Interior of the Schomburg Shop. There are shelves filled with books and African-inspired sculptures.
ALT An exhibition featuring historical documents in glass display cases. There are framed photographs on a green wall. On the wall, there are also three silhouettes of Arturo Schomburg.
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Since 1984, Texas Folklife has worked to preserve, present, and celebrate the diverse folk and traditional arts of the Lone Star State, from conjunto and zydeco to quilting and storytelling.
Become a member today: buff.ly/m4EoPgv
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@AAFNewspaper @BluesFoundation How do we become responsible stewards of Blues narratives?
Start with Beyond the Romance of the Field, then move into Blues People, Music, and Folklore.
Ready to begin? Sign up and join us. @BLKLivesinMusic
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Amazing new episode out today: Karla FC Holloway on the podcast, talking about literary studies, the demands of multidisciplinary work, and the many pasts and many futures of Black Studies. Definitely a must-listen episode! Here or on most streams:
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New episode drops tomorrow at 6 AM!
As communities gather to mark la primavera, this episode explores how ecological wisdom, spirituality, and cultura have shaped our relationship with the season's return.
Listen tomorrow: buff.ly/pMAEcAP
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New episode out now. We look at how spirituality and cultura shape the return of la primavera in South Texas, with Helga Garza and Dr. Tomás Ybarra-Frausto on flores de papel and tejido de palma. Produced by Beto De León.
Listen: buff.ly/pMAEcAP
#TexasFolklife
ALT Two people sit across a dining table with a vibrant floral runner as a younger person wearing headphones records and takes notes while conversing with an elderly person, suggesting an interview or oral history session under a chandelier with candles on the table.
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This is the culmination of six long years, thousands of pages of writing, sleepless nights and endless days. The PhD journey is now complete. 🙏🏾
New Zoom Info Series Starts Next Week!Join us to learn about our upcoming workshops and courses, what you’ll receive, and how to get involved. Registration opens in a few days.
#WeTheBluesPeople #BlackFolklore #BluesPeople @FolkloreSociety
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Engage the latest episode of the African American Folklorist for the month of May, Dr. William H. Turner!
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During Easter weekend, shots were fired at Freedom Acres Ranch. The Mallerys worry that a future incident may cost a life.
“All we want to do is farm and feed our community. How much terror must a family endure before it is taken seriously?”
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