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    Abr 1

    Celebrate National Jazz Appreciation and Poetry Month with us as we explore the significance both art forms have had in the expression and development of the African American story. Follow along on our channels as we explore jazz compositions and poems.

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    On Monday we kicked off our Q&A, sharing a few facts then asking you to name the corresponding poet. If you answered Lucille Clifton, you are correct! Join us again on Monday to learn clues to guess the next poet and be sure to read our latest blog post.

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    TONIGHT: Check out pop-up projection of images + quotes from outdoor exhibition in ! From 7-9pm, enjoy larger-than-life projections illuminated on façade of , 1901 Fort Pl SE. Use to share your 📸!⚡Powered by .

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  4. Abr 8

    Amanda was inspired to write this poem after a visit to the Museum and the posters and the signs she saw during her visit. Stream the full Summit on our website:

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  5. Abr 8

    Before Amanda Gorman made history as the youngest poet to speak at a presidential inauguration, our Museum featured her in our third annual Women’s E3 Summit. Listen to Amanda as she recites her powerful poem “Old Jim Crow Got to Go.”

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    Abr 7

    On this day in 1915 the legendary Billie Holiday was born. From the collection: 1946 photo by William P. Gottlieb. "Love is like a faucet, it turns off and on." - Billie Holiday

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    Abr 7

    Today in History: jazz titan Billie Holiday is born, 1915

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  8. Abr 6

    We mourn the loss of Congressman Alcee Hastings, an influential political leader who represented the people of his native state of Florida and was a fierce civil rights activist. We thank Alcee Hastings for his commitment to his communities and desire to better understand others.

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    Abr 6

    (1856-1915) was born into slavery & rose to become leading intellectual of the 19th century! He believed solutions to the problem of were primarily economic & that was vital.

    Booker T. Washington, educator and founder of the Tuskegee Institute, was born in 1856. This portrait is from his "The story of my life and work" (1900) in our Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum Library. Find it & more by Washington online:
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    The Tuskegee Airmen took enormous personal and professional risks to stand up for equality. On April 5, 1945, officers took part in the act of civil disobedience that came to be known as the Freeman Field Mutiny.

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    During World War II, African American pilots flew combat missions in segregated units. Known as Tuskegee Airmen, they had to excel in flight and advocate for their rights on the ground. Learn their story from .

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    Abr 6

    We wrote a history of oral history at the Smithsonian. 🤯 the Institution’s first oral history collection was established at in 1968? Or that we have been capturing the voices of Smithsonian employees since 1973? More on the blog →

    Pam Henson interviews a man in a jacket and bowtie. A microphone and large machine is in between them.
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    Abr 6

    Sassafras albidum is currently putting on a golden show of flowers at . Sassafras is a native tree to a large section of the eastern United States. – sa National Museum of African American History and Culture

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  14. Abr 5

    She studied drama at and from 1971-1974 she was a writer-in-residence at . Her final poetry collection, Blessing the Boats: New and Selected Poems win the National Book Award. Can you name this poet? Be sure to check for the answer Friday at noon.

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    Make your Fridays JOYFUL! Join educators from the National Museum of African American History and Culture, every Friday, for online children’s programs. Register to make art with on April 9th at 11am EST.

    Image of child creating art with text that reads: NMAAHC Kids Joyful Fridays, Weekly Virtual Museum Programs, Designed for children ages 4 to 8, Supports positive identity development, Celebrates Black history and culture
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    This aerial photo shows fire-gutted buildings in Washington, D.C. on April 5, 1968. Rioting broke out after the assassination of civil rights leader Dr. King on April 4. (Photo: AP)

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    Mar 31

    ’s incomparable artistry has inspired generations of musicians who continue to honor the legacy she built during her short career. Listen to our playlist highlighting some of her greatest works:

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    Mar 31

    in 1968, Dr. King delivered his final Sunday sermon at the Washington National Cathedral in D.C. The focus of the sermon was economic justice for Black Americans. (Photo: AP/Charles Tasnadi)

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    Mar 31

    This , we've shared stories of women who organized their communities to make change, like the Delta Sigma Theta members who distributed books throughout the segregated South. See more in our video playlist:

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  20. Mar 31

    Morrison was passionate about writing for and about black people and was proud of being an African American writer. She wrote consciously, consistently and lyrically through that expansive gaze. Who Is the Author of Toni Morrison?:

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