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Black History Month

This is a collection of works related to Black History Month.

An exhibit on Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass is on display at the President Street Station during an open house on 8/18/22. Maryland Public Television is premiering new documentaries on the prominent Marylanders in October, 2022.
New documentaries on Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman premiere on Maryland Public Television
Oscar-nominated documentarian Stanley Nelson said he hopes viewers take away something new about the formidable Black icons.
Azikiwe Deveaux, 47, is founder of Events 4 Good People (E4GP), an event coordinator and event productions company.  This year, his event at Rye Street Tavern is expected to attract 1,000 people. In all, this weekend, he will throw five Morgan State homecoming related events. (Paul Newson for The Baltimore Banner)
Homecoming at Morgan State University, other HBCUs is a cultural phenomenon
Homecoming at an HBCU represents an opportunity to see familiar faces and new ones and experience the promise of a safe space where Blackness is celebrated.
Linda and Floyd Taliaferro and David and Tonya Thomas aim to return Maryland’s foodways back to its Black roots with their purchase of a 68-acre farm in Upperco. They are pictured here on the future farmland.
Black Baltimore couples look to transform farmland to honor Black foodways
The couples envision transforming 68 acres and creating an an opportunity to return Maryland’s foodways to their Black roots.
Photo of a child with the Alex Haley statue in Annapolis.
As books are banned around the country, I will make sure my son learns Black history
To paraphrase George Santayana, those who forget history are condemned to repeat it. I refuse.
Baltimore Black Sox artifacts like photos, signatures and jersey replicas. Bernard McKenna brought the replicas to Peabody Heights Brewery on August 18, 2022.
The Baltimore Black Sox thrilled fans for two decades in the early 20th century. Now a parks partnership wants to make sure they aren’t forgotten
Parks & People and the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership have teamed up to look for a consultant to “lead the effort to honor the Baltimore Black Sox," a Negro Leagues team that played from 1913-1934.
Old Catonsville High School.
Historical events in Baltimore County that shaped America
Baltimore County was a steppingstone for people like Thurgood Marshall, who tried integrating a Black student to the then-all-white Catonsville High School before the famous Brown v. Board of Education case; pitstops for presidents Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy before they took over The White House; and the birthplace of Benjamin Banneker.
The exterior of the President Street Station on 8/18/22. Representatives from the National Park Service are conducting a study on the historic station as they consider including it in its network.
Should the President Street train station become a National Park landmark?
The National Park Service is conducting a study on the President Street Station that includes a 45-day public comment period that started Aug. 15 and ends Sept. 30.
Wes Moore, Democratic Gubernatorial candidate, speaks to supporters at R. House on July 19.
Black candidates have never won a statewide office in Maryland. Is 2022 the year for a breakthrough win?
Just two Black men have been elected governor anywhere in the U.S.
Carleen Goodridge prepped various Liberian dishes such as a salad with tomatos, cucumber, mango, papaya, and onion, palm butter stew, snapper, shrimp and chicken, mashed cassava, and par-boiled rice as a celebration of her culture and Liberia’s Independence Day on July 24, 2022.
Full circle: Liberians find home in Maryland, the state where their ancestors departed from more than 150 years ago
Marylanders of Liberian descent will celebrate Liberian Independence Day on Tuesday July 26, 2022, connecting to a history that includes formerly enslaved Blacks departing for the West African country from Maryland in the early 19th century.
An image of the facade of the Arch Social Club after its restoration.
Baltimore history is filled with African American legends. Visit seven places tied to a proud past.
Baltimore has a history of a resilient and determined Black population that fought against Jim Crow laws and carved out successful lives despite of them.
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