You can probably get a sense of which films in this book I really love by the use of language,” Ashley Clark, Curatorial ...
However, once you read this, the fact that you read it is now history, too. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. Like many, I’ve repeated George Santayana’s quotes, but ...
The Computer History Museum is planning a series of programs and a temporary exhibit to celebrate the company’s history.
Organizers of an annual concert and other performances celebrating Black history decamped after the Trump administration took over the cultural center.
Dr. Marla Frederick, the first Black woman to serve as Dean of Harvard Divinity School, addressed UMES students and faculty ...
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How Black History Is Being Marked Across the U.S. in 2026 — And Why It Matters Right Now
Black History Month arrives with extra weight in 2026.
The first Black History Month virtual panel in a series of programming will take place from 12-1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 4 ...
Yesterday, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos went to Congress to answer for some fairly valid concerns (that the company’s ...
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A brief history of programming
Programming didn’t begin with laptops or apps. It started with mechanical machines, punched cards, and handwritten logic. Over decades, languages evolved to make computers faster, smaller, and more ...
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South Florida PBS Celebrates Black History Month with an Array of Powerful February Programming
South Florida PBS (WPBT, WXEL, and the Health Channel) proudly announces its February schedule of premieres, featuring powerful storytelling in celebration of Black History Month, compelling ...
Florida A&M University leaders say the use of the word "Black" was never prohibited in Black History Month materials and that ...
Programming began as a way to give simple instructions to machines that barely worked. Over decades, it evolved through punch ...
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