Wikipedia: Harriet Tubman Article on the life of Harriet Tubman, African American abolitionist, also known as "Black Moses, "Grandma Moses," or "Moses of Her People." An escaped slave, she worked as a lumberjack, laundress, nurse, and cook. As an abolitionist, she acted as intelligence gatherer, refugee organizer, raid leader, nurse, and fundraiser, all as part of the struggle for liberation from slavery and racism.
Art
Bianca Dorsey - Amajewelry Amajewelry Enhances the Divine Within... Gems are chosen for their vibrations, attraction and their use as tools of transformation.
Brooklyn Artists Speak Artists in Brooklyn command a unique place in the world, and our borough hosts one of the highest concentrations of resident artists anywhere.
Collage Art A website dedicated to collage art and those who make it. Various resources including bibliography, exhibition opportunities, workshop opportunities, and links to the websites of collage artists.
Dr. Cora Marshall Cora Marshall is an African American woman educator and artist who does painting, mixed media, and video art.
Mark Blackshear Photography Mark Blackshear Blackshear specializes in events, portraits, dance, music and fine art photography and contributed many of the images on the Vision Carriers website.
National Conference of Artists Organization dedicated to the preservation, promotion and developing of African American Culture and the creative forces of the artists that emanate from the African American and African World Experience.
Original Artist: Carol Foy Painter Carol Foy offers an intriguing vision, nurtured over a lifetime of artistic struggle and experience, expressed here through the medium of oil painting.
Images & Illuminations Images & Illuminations is a design studio offering solutions for print and web and focusing on the needs of publishers, theaters, galleries, museums and non-profits.
Literature
African Voices Magazine African Voices provides opportunities for emerging artists of color to gain experiences and exposure. Many contributors have gone on to have their works published in Newsday, Black Enterprise, the Daily News, the New York Post, Black Elegance, The New York Times and literary anthologies. Some of the visual artists featured in the magazine have been chosen for art exhibitions and illustration assignments.
Black Books Galore! Black Books Galore! sells African American children's books and organizes children's book festivals, offering thousands of selections.
Pen & Rose Press Pen & Rose Press is the publishing arm of Pen & Rose Children's Book Writer's Group. Our mission is to promote, create and publish quality literature for young people.
Tonya Bolden Award winning author and editor of over 12 books for adults and children focused on family, African-American history and women's issues.
Black People in the Bible Site of author Justice Randolph Jackson. His second book, Black People in the Bible, makes a case for the African origins of many Biblical personages.
Theater
Mama Foundation for the Arts Mama Foundation for the Arts brings gospel, blues, jazz and the R&B arts to Harlem, New York City and the world through musical theater, recordings and education.
The Billie Holiday Theatre An independent non-profit theater specializing in African American dramatic arts, located in Brooklyn and celebrating its 35th anniversary season in 2006 - 2007.
Vy Higginsen: Pioneer, Producer, Publisher, Philanthropist Vy Higginsen is a pioneer, producer, publisher and philanthropist bringing blues, jazz and the R&B arts to Harlem, New York City and the world through musical theater, recordings, publications and her famed Harlem school of music.
Women of Color, Women of Words A site dedicated to African American women who have gifted, shaken up, and disturbed the theater world with their powerful words.
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