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  • Women Make A Way Outta No Way: Vienna Carroll and The Folk perform at Cooper Union

    Weds., March 8, 2023, 7 - 8:30 pm, Frederick P. Rose Auditorium, 41 Cooper Square (on Third Ave. … Continue Reading…

    Women Make A Way Outta No Way: Vienna Carroll and The Folk perform at Cooper Union
  • Hear Our New Afro-Future Roots single “Swing Low Sweet Chariot.”

    Release Date: February 10, 2023. By: Vienna Carroll & The Folk - Stanley Banks, bass. Newman … Continue Reading…

    Hear Our New Afro-Future Roots single “Swing Low Sweet Chariot.”
  • See Us Perform at The Metropolitan Museum of Art!

    Join Vienna Carroll & The Folk for an evening of Seneca Village-era Afro-Future Roots music. … Continue Reading…

    See Us Perform at The Metropolitan Museum of Art!
  • HARLEM FIELD RECORDINGS

    Featuring Vienna Carroll, Vocals; Keith Johnston, Guitar & Backing Vocals; Newman Taylor … Continue Reading…

    HARLEM FIELD RECORDINGS
  • Combahee River Raid

    "Mary Had a Baby" commemorates Harriet Tubman and the United States Colored Troops who destroyed … Continue Reading…

    Combahee River Raid

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Black Sailors – Antebellum Freedom Agents

Did you know that nearly 1 in 5 of pre-Civil War boatmen and sailors in the southern states were Black?

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Singin Wid A Sword In Ma Han, play

A family escapes from slavery.

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Civil War: United States Colored Troops

By the end of the Civil War, roughly 179,000 Black men comprised 10 percent of the Union Army; and another 19,000 Black men served in the Navy. Yet, only one percent of the Northern population was African American. For these men it was a Holy War. They were the frontline forces in the final surrender of the Confederate capital. Read more.

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  • Women Make A Way Outta No Way: Vienna Carroll and The Folk perform at Cooper Union
  • Hear Our New Afro-Future Roots single “Swing Low Sweet Chariot.”
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