This Black History Month, Into America presents “Harlem on My Mind,” a four-part series that follows the interconnected lives of four Black creators in and around the Harlem Renaissance. In part 2, host Trymaine Lee explores the story of Arturo Schomburg—specifically, how his personal collection of Black books and art grew into the New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center, an 11 million piece archive. Trymaine talks to author Vanessa Valdés, curator Shola Lynch, and Schomburg’s grandson, Dean Schomburg, to better understand who Arturo was and the impact of his legacy on Black identity and culture.
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Harlem on My Mind: Arturo Schomburg | Into America Podcast – Ep. 101 | MSNBC
Meanwhile, we all have forgotten that Joe Biden lied during the Georgian campaign for assisting Senator Jon Ossoff and Senator Rev Raphael Warnock win their senators seats. Regards to all Americans who needed help immediately in January 2021 by receiving $2,000 emergency checks. Joe Biden lied to us. 😬
I hope you are having an Amazing 2021,Please repent so we all make it to Heaven and see Jesus.
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