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Cultural Anthropology. What makes you, you?
Donnetta Johnson, SSAAM ED recently visited her hometown stomping grounds, the @brooklynmuseum and the @bklynlibrary, the Fort Green Monument in Spike Lee’s neighborhood, and Harlem. The Brooklyn Public Library in Grand Army Plaza is covered with lyrics by artist, Jay-Z, in celebration of 50 years of Hip-Hop.
#AfricanAmericanHistory #BlackHistory
Donnetta Johnson, SSAAM ED recently visited her hometown stomping grounds, the @brooklynmuseum and the @bklynlibrary, the Fort Green Monument in Spike Lee’s neighborhood, and Harlem. The Brooklyn Public Library in Grand Army Plaza is covered with lyrics by artist, Jay-Z, in celebration of 50 years of Hip-Hop.
#AfricanAmericanHistory #BlackHistory
On July 14th, the NJ PBS documentary, “The Price of Silence” parts 1 and 2 were nominated for a NY Emmy in the category of “Documentary Historical.” This two part documentary features SSAAM’s co-founders, Beverly Mills and Elaine Buck, and SSAAM education and exhibit manager and slavery historian, Dr. Isabela Morales.
Here is a small portion of the documentary that can be found on Youtube and other platforms for free!
#AfricanAmericanHistory #Documentary #EmmyNomination
Here is a small portion of the documentary that can be found on Youtube and other platforms for free!
#AfricanAmericanHistory #Documentary #EmmyNomination
📣 Attention book lovers and history buffs! We are thrilled to announce that SSAAM co-founders Beverly Mills & Elaine Buck's new book, African Americans of Central New Jersey: A History of Harmony and Hostility has been released! 🎉
📚 Purchase your copy today: Link in Bio!
Prepare to be swept away on a remarkable journey as Beverly and Elaine shine a light on the African American experience in central New Jersey with this follow-up to their first book, If These Stones Could Talk.
Let's come together to support and amplify African American voices and stories. Share this post with fellow bookworms, tag your friends, and spread the word about the book release. Stay tuned for more updates, reviews, and exclusive content related to African Americans of Central New Jersey!
#AfricanAmericanAuthors #NewBookRelease #AfricanAmericanHistory #CentralNewJersey
📚 Purchase your copy today: Link in Bio!
Prepare to be swept away on a remarkable journey as Beverly and Elaine shine a light on the African American experience in central New Jersey with this follow-up to their first book, If These Stones Could Talk.
Let's come together to support and amplify African American voices and stories. Share this post with fellow bookworms, tag your friends, and spread the word about the book release. Stay tuned for more updates, reviews, and exclusive content related to African Americans of Central New Jersey!
#AfricanAmericanAuthors #NewBookRelease #AfricanAmericanHistory #CentralNewJersey
In two days, SSAAM will be inviting the community to come to our museum and celebrate #Juneteenth with us. Joining SSAAM in this event is not only a great way to learn about the history of Juneteenth but to support our museum’s dedication to preserving local African American heritage and history. #Museumtok #BlackHistory
Thank you to all who visited and contributed to our Jazz in the Sourlands: Concert & Exhibit. It was an honor to recognize this storied history in celebration of #jazzappreciationmonth .
A special thank you to our Education and Exhibit Manager, Isabela Morales, who presented the rich history of Black fiddle playing in NJ and the United States alongside violinist Laticia Lewis, who performed several selections including traditional African American spirituals and beloved Jazz pieces.
Be sure to tuned for our upcoming events and exhibits by visiting ssaamuseum.org.
#thankyou #africanamericanhistory #museum #newjersey #jazz #events
#thingstodo
A special thank you to our Education and Exhibit Manager, Isabela Morales, who presented the rich history of Black fiddle playing in NJ and the United States alongside violinist Laticia Lewis, who performed several selections including traditional African American spirituals and beloved Jazz pieces.
Be sure to tuned for our upcoming events and exhibits by visiting ssaamuseum.org.
#thankyou #africanamericanhistory #museum #newjersey #jazz #events
#thingstodo