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2024 Black History Month Resources: Multimedia Resources

Welcome to the 2024 Black History Month Resource Guide

Compiled by: 

Ellison Richardson, DC Archives Intern

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The Office of Public Records is mandated by DC Law 6-19 and the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations, Title 1, Chapter 15, to review and approve agency records retention schedules; train records officers in implementing the policies, procedures, and guidelines of managing records; collect, store, preserve, conserve and service historical records in the custody of the Archives; collect, store and service temporary records in the custody of the Records Center; and collect, store and service publications in the custody of the Library of Government Information. 

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Contact Phone: (202) 671-1105

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Kimberly A. Bassett

Kimberly A. Bassett

Secretary of the District of Columbia

Multimedia Resources

Multimedia Resources

The African American Art World in Twentieth-Century Washington, DC

Str8 Up Go-Go a 1991 Documentary about GOGO Music.

Street Art of Washington DC

1985 SPECIAL REPORT: "WASHINGTON D.C. GO-GO MUSIC"

The Story of D.C.'s Black Broadway on U before Harlem

Icons of Black History on Canvas | Color Creatives

"Afro-Atlantic Histories": Art of the African diaspora

Artist Mario Moore’s work seeks to enshrine Black Americans' presence

Keepers of history: Stories told through African-American art

The Collecting of African American Art IX: Collecting Black: An Anachronism

Top 10 Living Black Painters Who Shook the Art World