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Hace 2 días · Read on to learn more about Harlem’s legacy in New York City. 1. Alexander Hamilton had his home in the neighborhood. Hamilton Grange was the home of U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Alexander ...
Hace 2 días · Gayle McKinney Griffith, photographed by legendary New York dance/theater photographer Martha Swope, was an original dance member of Dance Theatre of Harlem, the nation’s first major black ...
Hace 3 días · Ballet de, New York City, en 1938 (André Kertész) Los dos, antiguos bailarines de la célebre compañía fundada por George Balanchine, se han fijado como objetivo principal atraer a un público ...
Hace 4 días · By 1930 black Harlem had expanded north ten blocks to 155th Street and south to 115th Street; it spread from the Harlem River to Amsterdam Avenue, and housed approximately 164,000 blacks. The core of this community—bounded roughly by 126th Street on the south, 159th Street on the north, the Harlem River and Park Avenue on the east, and Eighth Avenue on the west—was more than 95 percent black.
Hace 4 días · He is buried in Santo Domingo. When we visited his tomb, we cried. Julia de Burgos (1914-1953) was a great Puerto Rican poet and early feminist in a machista culture. She died in New York City and is buried in Puerto Rico. “Río Grande de Loíza.”. Luis Negrón wrote “Mundo Cruel” and runs a bookstore in Santurce.
Hace 2 días · The dance’s vintage swing aesthetic hearkens back to its origins in the 1930s and 1940s at Harlem’s Savoy Ballroom. “It’s not only Black American history, it’s also New York history ...
Hace 3 días · Thomas Whitfield: You were a principal ballerina with Dance Theater of Harlem, which has been described as “a lighthouse for dancers of color in the 1960s and ‘70s when ballet companies...
