Smithsonian exhibit on Black Presence in Revolution opens Aug 9
The Smithsonian Bicentennial show at the Public Library narrates Black participation in the War for Independence and early republic through 250 plus items from public and private collections. It highlights portraits prints broadsides petitions letters poems and related objects. The display focuses on the contributions of Black men and women to the Revolutionary era.
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