For eight years America, and the world witnessed a dignified, elegant First Family led by President Barack Obama, the first African American president of the United States. Barack and Michelle Obama led the country with dignity, elegance, intelligence and integrity.…
Tag Archive for Black History Month
Photos from the 2020 Mionority Caucus annual reception
by Cass Teague •
Each year the African American and Latino members of Nashville’s Metro Council hold a reception during Black History Month. On Monday evening, February 24, more than 200 Nashvillians, including over 30 elected officials gathered together for the Metro Council’s Annual…
Opportunities for Black-owned businesses are thriving
by Ashley D. Bell •
Black History Month is celebrated every February. It is a federally recognized, nationwide celebration that calls on all Americans to reflect on the significant roles that African Americans have played in shaping U.S. history. I am honored to highlight the…
Tennessee State Museum offers Black History and Women’s History programming
by Cass Teague •
In commemoration of Black History Month, the Tennessee State Museum (TSM) presents The Power of Story: Interpreting Black History, a free panel discussion on interpreting African American history in public spaces and museums. Panelists include Brigette Jones, curator of social…
Mayor Cooper spotlights a local leader each day throughout Black History Month
by PRIDE Newsdesk •
In honor of Black History Month, Mayor John Cooper has been spotlighting African American community leaders who have made a positive change in their local communities through leadership, mentorship, and service. Each day during the month of February, Mayor Cooper’s…
The Sporting Life: Ailey Revealed Edition
by Cass Teague •
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to Nashville for Ailey Revealed on February 28 and 29, 2020, two distinctive performances featuring several new works and a classic to close out Black History Month. TPAC’s Andrew Jackson Hall hosts the…