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MY DM’s ARE OPEN!!! Which means no long line to be featured!
There’s a lot to celebrate in #June! #PrideMonth, #CaribbeanAmericanHeritageMonth, #LovingDay (Month), #IndigenousHistoryMonth & #RomaandTravellerHeritageMonth, #Classof2022 and #Fathers! DM me your experiences of being #mixed and any of these identities and heritages we’re celebrating!
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All month long we’re celebrating the rich diversity and culture of the African American experience. From Caribbean American Heritage to the contributions of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, and Queer (LGBTQ) African Americans and the musical achievements of black artists, we’ll be sharing the stories of those who have shaped the course of American history.
Caribbean American Heritage
From Political Trailblazer Shirley Chisholm to Hip Hop innovator Kid Kangol, the achievements of Caribbean Americans across the African American diaspora are vast. This Caribbean American Heritage Month we are illuminating historical figures and American History through a #DiasporaLens.
Explore our collections for more on Shirley Chisholm: s.si.edu/2fLSRz6
Smithsonian Pride
LBGTQ African Americans have had and continue to hold an undeniable role in molding American History. This month we are uplifting the stories of LBGTQ African Americans and their influence on the course of American History.
Search our collections for more on James Baldwin: s.si.edu/2koKTlt
Black Music Month
This Black Music Month we are sharing the cultural expressions of African American musical artists with #APeoplesGroove. From regional sounds and dance to the evolution of black music through genre, we explore the intersections of black culture through rhythm and sound.
Learn more about African American artists through our musical crossroads: s.si.edu/2hYGq9k
