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Commemorating the Triangular Slave Trade: Billy Gerard Frank Venice Biennale 2022
In recognition of Black History Month, the UCE of FIT holds a virtual talk with multimedia artist Billy Gerard Frank. […]
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Students Express Black Brilliance in Macy’s Window Designs
In honor of Black History Month, five Black FIT students had the honor of designing windows for Macy’s Herald Square. […]
Read moreReading of the Maafa
Maafa—the Kiswahili word for “calamity” or “catastrophe”—is the term used for the African holocaust of 10 million slaves who were […]
Read moreBlack History Month: Soulful Cooking with Essence K. White
Join the Black History Month Committee along with the FIT community for a virtual soul food cooking session with Essence […]
Read moreBlack History Month: Uncovering and Recovering Early African American Family Life
This event has been canceled. This online lecture will share archaeological and archival research into early African American family life, […]
Read moreBlack History Month: Black Entrepreneurship: A Mother-Daughter Conversation
Panelists: Shara McHayle and Jade Everett, founders of Hoop 88 Dreams Moderator: Elena Romero, assistant professor, Advertising and Marketing Communications […]
Read moreBlack History Month: The Rich Legacy of the Black Extended Family From Slavery to the Present
Presenters: Shawn Grain Carter, associate professor, Fashion Business Management Laticha Brown, assistant professor and assistant chair, Fashion Business Management The […]
Read moreBlack History Month: Talking Family: Representation, Identity, and Diversity in African American Lives and Families
Students from History 201: Classics in African American History present a Black History Month video in which they talk with […]
Read moreCANCELED: Maafa Reading/Dedication and Visuals of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
This event has been canceled. Maafa—the Kiswahili word for “calamity” or “catastrophe”—is the term used for the African holocaust of […]
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