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Schomburg Center Audio/Video Resources

The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is a national research library devoted to collecting, preserving and providing access to resources documenting the history and experiences of peoples of African descent throughout the world. Here you may watch or listen to recordings from past public programs as well as oral histories and more.

Gordon Parks at the Schomburg

7/11/2012

Khalil Gibran Muhammad on Facing Our Racial Past

6/29/2012

First Fridays at the Schomburg

3/3/2012

Schomburg Forum: Darren Walker & Khalil Muhammad Audio

2/27/2012


The Indelible Influence of Malcolm X

2/21/2012

Films at the Schomburg: Brooklyn Boheme

2/11/2012

What Would Derrick Bell Do? Critical Race Theory in the Age of Post-Black Seduction

2/6/2012

Maya Angelou's Archive Comes to The Schomburg Center

10/29/2010


After the Dance: Conversations on Michael Jackson's Black America

6/4/2010

The Life and Times of Malcolm X

5/12/2010

Women's Jazz Festival: Somi

3/22/2010

Women's Jazz Festival: Spelman Jazz Ensemble

3/15/2010


Howard Dodson at the Brigham Young University Forum

1/26/2010

The Speech: Race and Barack Obama's "A More Perfect Union"

10/14/2009

What is the U.S. Constitution to Me? A Panel Discussion on Race, Law, and the Constitution

10/6/2009

Democracy in Africa: What Africa Expects from the Obama Administration

9/23/2009


Images and Sounds from The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture

Selected Clips from the Louis Armstrong Jazz Oral History Project

Understanding Black Theology: A 40-Year Retrospective

5/12/2008

Schomburg Center Audio/Video Resources

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