This exhibition contains materials promoting arts and cultural events, notices of rallies and political organizing, and visually striking statements asserting Black Power. Together, they highlight cultural pride, the arts as an organizing tool, gender roles, the black family, and schools and universities as sites for developing black consciousness. co-curated by Dr. Sylviane A. Diouf and Isissa Komada-John.

• Curatorial research and writing

• Layout and spatial planning

• Graphic design and signage

• Collaboration with co-curator & museum staff