Habari Gani? Ujima Collective Work and Responsibility reminds us to solve problems together and build a future worthy of our community. TODAY at The Wright Museum Program: 2–4 PM Hosted by ADACI African Market: 11 AM–4 PM #Kwanzaa #Ujima #collectiveworkandresponsibility | Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
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Habari Gani? Ujima Collective Work and Responsibility reminds us to solve problems together and build a future worthy of our community. TODAY at The Wright Museum Program: 2–4 PM Hosted by ADACI African Market: 11 AM–4 PM #Kwanzaa #Ujima #collectiveworkandresponsibility | Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
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Dr. Charles H. Wright would be 107 today, and this year the museum he founded celebrates its 60th anniversary under the theme of Legacy. His vision continues to inspire generations and shape the future of this institution. Mark the occasion with the exclusive Dr. Wright t shirt featured in this video. Available only in the museum store and only while supplies last. #DrCharlesHWright #HappyBirthdayDrWright #TheWrightMuseum #WrightMuseum60 #60YearsOfLegacy #MetroTimesBestMuseumShop #WrightMuseumBe
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Dr. Charles H. Wright would be 107 today, and this year the museum he founded celebrates its 60th anniversary under the theme of Legacy. His vision continues to inspire generations and shape the future of this institution. Mark the occasion with the exclusive Dr. Wright t shirt featured in this video. Available only in the museum store and only while supplies last. #DrCharlesHWright #HappyBirthdayDrWright #TheWrightMuseum #WrightMuseum60 #60YearsOfLegacy #MetroTimesBestMuseumShop #WrightMuseumBe
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Habari Gani? Ujamaa Cooperative Economics reminds us to build and support businesses within our community so we can all thrive together. TODAY at The Wright Museum Program: 6–8 PM Hosted by Nanou Djapo African Market: 11 AM–8 PM #Kwanzaa #Ujamaa #cooperativeeconomics | Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
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Habari Gani? Ujamaa Cooperative Economics reminds us to build and support businesses within our community so we can all thrive together. TODAY at The Wright Museum Program: 6–8 PM Hosted by Nanou Djapo African Market: 11 AM–8 PM #Kwanzaa #Ujamaa #cooperativeeconomics | Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
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Thank you to the College for Creative Studies students and faculty who joined us for The Wright Conversations with Keith Knight. Hearing your first-time impressions and seeing how deeply his art and stories resonated was truly powerful. Your excitement reminds us why these gatherings matter, and we can’t wait to welcome you back. A special thank you to Keith Knight for showing up and showing out with an unforgettable conversation. If you missed this one, join us for our next major program: The W
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Thank you to the College for Creative Studies students and faculty who joined us for The Wright Conversations with Keith Knight. Hearing your first-time impressions and seeing how deeply his art and stories resonated was truly powerful. Your excitement reminds us why these gatherings matter, and we can’t wait to welcome you back. A special thank you to Keith Knight for showing up and showing out with an unforgettable conversation. If you missed this one, join us for our next major program: The W
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The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History invites you to be our special guest for an intimate conversation with critically acclaimed and NAACP Award-winning Illustrator, Keith Knight. His life was the inspiration behind the national television show “Woke” as seen on Hulu. In an intimate conversation with Neil A. Barclay, President & CEO of The Wright Museum, Keith Knight will share a special message and presentation on how cartooning can save the world. Immediately following the c
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The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History invites you to be our special guest for an intimate conversation with critically acclaimed and NAACP Award-winning Illustrator, Keith Knight. His life was the inspiration behind the national television show “Woke” as seen on Hulu. In an intimate conversation with Neil A. Barclay, President & CEO of The Wright Museum, Keith Knight will share a special message and presentation on how cartooning can save the world. Immediately following the c
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Last night’s Third Thursday, Brothers Show Your Love, was a beautiful moment at The Wright. Black men took the stage with poetry, music, and stories that carried honesty, strength, and real soul. The room felt alive; full of love, support, and community. Seeing our Brothas shine like that, surrounded by people who showed up to lift them up, is exactly why The Wright creates spaces like these. It was powerful. It was heartfelt. And it reminded us how essential Black men are to the rhythm of our c
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Last night’s Third Thursday, Brothers Show Your Love, was a beautiful moment at The Wright. Black men took the stage with poetry, music, and stories that carried honesty, strength, and real soul. The room felt alive; full of love, support, and community. Seeing our Brothas shine like that, surrounded by people who showed up to lift them up, is exactly why The Wright creates spaces like these. It was powerful. It was heartfelt. And it reminded us how essential Black men are to the rhythm of our c
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Join us on November 20th for a special Third Thursday as the Wright Presents - Brothers Show Your Love: Unapologetically joyful. Unmistakably audacious. Undeniably Black. Brothers Show Your Love is a powerful evening of spoken word and music which seeks to herald Black Men’s joy, pride, individuality, freedom, resilience and audacity. Led by the phenomenon that is La Shaun phoenix Moore, with the astounding mixes of DJ Righteous and featuring the transcendent words of Mic Phelps, Kahn Davison, L
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Black History IS American History! From the roots of American music to the fight for civil rights, Black stories are American stories. You can’t tell this country’s history without us. Let’s honor the past, celebrate the present, and build a future that tells the full story. Visit the Wright Museum to learn about the journey from Africa to modern day Detroit, MI. Only at the Wright. #thewrightmuseum #drcharleshwright #africanamericanmuseum #blackhistory #detroit | Charles H. Wright Museum of Afr
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The 42nd African World Festival kicked off with a powerful moment — Detroit’s own @charity singing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the Black national anthem. A soulful tribute to our legacy, our unity, and our continued journey. Written in 1900 by James Weldon Johnson and composed by his brother J. Rosamond Johnson, “Lift Every Voice and Sing” was originally performed by schoolchildren in celebration of Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Over time, it grew to become a deeply cherished anthem of hope, resi
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Do you know what this hand gesture means? It means “made you look.” Some may know the gesture as this instead👌🏽. This joke is decades old and we still play it; even in the museum. Come visit the Wright and see if you can get one of us. 😉 So, did you know what this gesture meant? Press Yes or No in the poll below. And share this with a friend to get them too! #gotem #goteem #madeyoulook | Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
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MEET YOUR FEBRUARY THIRD THURSDAYS CURATOR @detroitphoenix 🔥 🗣️***Only a few seats left!!*** La Shaun phoenix Moore is a Detroit-based vocalist, spoken word artist, activist, culture creator and wife. Moore’s interdisciplinary work is infused with her love for the city of Detroit, hip-hop, God, social justice and her black momma. 🫶🏽 As a spoken-word poet and poetry host, Moore has had the wonderful opportunity to share stages with many national and local acts including The Last Poets, Saul W
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Visited the Charles Wright African American Museum with my girls. Real eye opener 🥺🥺
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Honor the life, legacy, and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a full day of reflection, creativity, learning, and community at The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. Join us for MLK Day at The Wright, featuring family-friendly programs, workshops, storytelling, film, movement, and moments designed to inspire unity, healing, and action. We are honored to welcome Dr. Ilyasah Shabazz and Ambassador Shabazz, who will be with us in the morning for a powerful start to this d
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À peine nommé, Alphonse Charles Wright interdit à 111 personnes de quitter la Guinée #information #guineenews #informationguinee
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Letterpress printing one of the oldest cuts in our museum. The Lewis Winter Collection contains the oldest cuts at our museum, considering Winter was in business from 1888 to 1910. However, Winter purchased that business from someone else. In this video, Jared prints a cut made by Charles H. Holmes, who had a photo and wood engraving office in Sacramento in the 1880s before he sold to Winter in 1888. Holmes’ name is on the cuff of the coat. #SacHistoryMuseum #museum #sacramento #printing #letter
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Since we are a museum, we can’t pass this day up. March 2nd is National Old Stuff Day! While using our Washington hand press, which was made in 1852, Jared letterpress printed the oldest woodcut in our print shop exhibit at the Sacramento History Museum. We thought we’d take this opportunity to answer one of our frequently asked questions by our viewers and that is, “What is the oldest cut in the print shop exhibit?” The Lewis Winter Collection contains the oldest cuts at our museum, considering
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Charles H. Wright Museum on Instagram: "Honor the life, legacy, and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a full day of reflection, creativity, learning, and community at The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. Join us for MLK Day at The Wright, featuring family-friendly programs, workshops, storytelling, film, movement, and moments designed to inspire unity, healing, and action. We are honored to welcome Dr. Ilyasah Shabazz and Ambassador Shabazz, who will be with us in th
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