The Schomburg Center’s “Black Power”
exhibition traces ten years of the Black Panther movement, looking at
the topics, issues, misunderstandings, and people that shaped a global
movement.
Curated by Dr. Sylviane A. Diouf, this exhibition invites guests to take a closer look at the movement that guided the black consciousness between 1966 and 1976. “Black Power” is part of the Schomburg Center’s “Black Power 50” - a yearlong review and introspective look into the Black Power Movement’s 50th anniversary.
“It’s a short movement but it had tremendous
legacy. It was a movement of young people. People 16, 17, 18, 19, and
early 20s,” explained Diouf.
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