California Humanities A State of Open Mind
SAN FRANCISCO--The exhibit at the African American Art and Culture Complex, 762 Fulton St, SF, will be the last chance to see the three-story photographic exhibit.
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Harlem of the West — Author Talk & Book Signing
SAN FRANCISCO-- In honor of the closing of the Harlem of the West SF photo exhibit, Elizabeth Pepin Silva and Lewis Watts will be speaking and signing books at two Bay Area locations in conjunction with the Harlem of the West SF Project.
Read More »Harlem of the West #2– Exhibit, Talk and Book Signing
SAN FRANCISCO-- The second event at the African American Art and Culture Complex, 762 Fulton St, SF, will be the last chance to see the three-story photographic exhibit, and ask the authors questions about the images. Books will be on sale.
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SAN FRANCISCO-- In honor of Black History Month, Elizabeth Pepin Silva and Lewis Watts will be speaking and signing books at the California Historical Society on February, 22, from 6-8pm.
Read More »The Green Book in California: An Historical Exploration
Dr. Kenya Davis-Hayes on the real story of the Green Book and the incredible places it listed.
Read More »The Green Book in California: Places of Note
A list of locations throughout the state that the Green Book listed, some of which are still open.
Read More »The Civil Rights History of Roller Skating
An interview with Tina Brown and Dyana Winkler, the filmmakers behind new documentary UNITED SKATES.
Read More »United Skates’ Co-Directors on Making the Documentary
An interview with Tina Brown and Dyana Winkler, the filmmakers behind new documentary UNITED SKATES.
Read More »Phelicia Wright on the Los Angeles Skating Scene
Phelicia Wright, who appears in the new film UNITED SKATES, talks about roller skating culture & custom shoes.
Read More »Recording African American History in Oakland with the Commons Archive
A new collection of books documents neighborhood history through many voices.
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