Movements of millions are made of individuals. Political movements. Social movements. Physical movements. Such was the case with America’s Great Migration when more than six million African Americans ...

Zoë Charlton, "Permanent Change of Station" (2022) in A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration at the Chicago Cultural Center (photo Patrick L. Pyszka, City of Chicago) CHICAGO — ...

Starting in the 1910s, some six million Black people left the American South, many fleeing racial violence and economic hardship for opportunities elsewhere. The Great Migration was one of the largest ...

The Great Migration has officially begun, with enormous herds of wildebeest arriving in Kenya's Maasai Mara in one of the ...

During the early 20th century, millions of black Americans migrated from southern states and moved to places throughout the nation in search of a better life. It was a stunning shift for our country.

"I wanted to capture the experience of the migration both from the perspective of composers who lived it and also from the viewpoint of a young composer who's experiencing a completely different ...

Jamea Richmond-Edwards, “This Water Runs Deep” (2022) (photo Seph Rodney/Hyperallergic; all other images: photos by Mitro Hood, courtesy the Mississippi Museum of Art and Baltimore Museum of Art) ...

CHICAGO — As a child in the 1950s, Amelia Cooper lived in a multigenerational home in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood that often served as a settlement house for friends of her grandfather, the ...

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