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Regeneration

Regeneration

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Regeneration: Black Cinema 1898 – 1971 honors the legacy of African American filmmakers and actors from the dawn of cinema, through the golden age, and into the aftermath of the Civil Rights Movement. Inspired by and named after an independent 1923 all-Black-cast movie, Regeneration seeks to revive lost or forgotten films, filmmakers, and performers for a contemporary audience. Regeneration includes historical photographs, costumes, props, posters, Read more...
Discover @ DPL Black History Month with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Discover @ DPL: Black History Month with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

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Our visiting musicians from the wonderful Detroit Symphony Orchestra will perform music by black composers, talk through their musical influence, their story, and why they’re important. They will also bring focus to Detroit’s place in music history and the black artists and creators that make this city amazing! Questions? Contact Library Liz at [email protected] or 313-481-1409 *We kindly request that Read more...
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