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Sylvester Manor Educational Farm and the Eastville Community Historical Society will present their Seventh Annual Black History Month Celebration online this Sunday, Feb. 28 at 2 p.m.
This year’s program will feature a conversation with Lauren Brincat, Curator at Lloyd’s Manor and Donnamarie Barnes, Curator at Sylvester Manor.
Moderated by Dr. Georgette Grier-Key, Executive Director Eastville Community Historical Society, the program will explore the connections between the families of Sylvester Manor and Lloyd’s Manor in Huntington, NY.
The two locations were connected through Tammero and Oyou of Sylvester Manor, whose grandson Jupiter Hammon of Lloyd’s Manor was the first published African American poet.
Discussion to focus on Manor families: 7th annual Black History event
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POTSDAM â Now mid-way through February, 14 Black writers have been featured in a SUNY Potsdam professorâs daily audio snapshots in celebration of Black History Month.
Derek C. Maus, professor of English and communications, launched âA Deeper Dive into African American Literatureâ at the beginning of the month, profiling Black poets, novelists, journalists and playwrights and their work. The 5-minute episodes are produced in concert with the universityâs Center for Diversity and its campus-wide Black History programming.
As an Arkansas public school student in the 1980s, Mr. Maus recalled, the same collection of some 25 Black historical figures were covered in every yearâs curriculum.