Black Month

It has been a month fulf of interesting activities about the Black Month 1st to go to the cinema Cinemark,last January 29th. to enjoy the movie "Hideen Figures" was really a lesson, to understand black women position in our society.

A play to remind:The Winter Barrel Stories. In my opinion a marvelous experience,to go to the theater for a play that offer us to heard different accents from black origins women,really was a living experience close your eyes and feel like you are in that time, excellent narrators.This Play to celebrate Black Month too. To hear Alabama Accents, gave us the opportunity to feel we are in late 60´s or 70´s in an old Chicago.These three stories well performed were written by Eileen Cherry Chandler, and the play was show at ConradChoral Room at Wolfe Center. Ma Dear & Claude were my favorites characters. It was an incredible cold night.

PERFORMERS: Sheila Brown (FROM THE OFFICE OF mULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS), Dr. Eileen Cherry -Chander.and 3 marvelous students Carla Brown, Tamara Smith, and Bre´Shaun Jackson.

Detroit: Black History Museum Welcome to the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History! Founded in 1965, The Wright Museum opens minds and changes lives through the exploration and celebration of African American history and and culture. An amazing adventure of history, art and achievement awaits you at The Wright! It is its web page: It was a place to be reflexive and inspirational,to think about my black people origins.you can dream and be back in ancient times.

To celebrate the Black History Month, the best place is at Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History,located in Detroit.

There are 22.000 square foot exhibition, that show us trhrough time from prehistoric Africa all the way to modern educational Detroit.

Six Exhibitions totallly free with museum admision I loved two exhitions, Inspiring Minds, it was about African Americans in Science and Technology. Here you can find interactive computer kiosks a touch screen video wall, and hansd on activities to introduce African American Women and men in science. The exhibition The Music and The times: was made by photographs by Leni Sinclair, she docummented live performances of legendary musicians such as my favorite Ray Charles, .my mom favorite singer Aretha Franklin, Prince and many others when performing in Detroit.

During this Month the museum will be open everyday. Next February 25th at 20m There will be a tribute to Master Teacher Dr.John Henrick Clarker. If you want to learn to dance Hustle, there are weekly dance classes on Sundays at 5pm.