Maya Angelou
At the Schomburg Center commemorating James Baldwin receiving his own US Postal Service First Class Stamp. $0.37. Maya Angelou, poetess and activist, is the first African American Woman to be featured on the U.S. quarter dollar.
Leslie Lewis & Loida Lewis
Senator Barack Obama
Salehe Bembury
My personal hero; my son
Ruby Dee
Johnny Cochran, Esq.
UNCF Gala
(L to R) Pauletta Washington, Ruby Dee, Indira Nooyi
Harlem week at Gracie Mansion
The Schomburg Center
(L to R) Dick Gregory, Cornell West
UNCF Gala
(L to R) Denzel and Pauletta Washington
Diversity, Inc. Gala
Professor Dyson, Keynote Speaker at the Diversity, Inc. Gala.
On the set of Unstoppable
Schomburg Center
(L to R) Cornell West, Rev. Al Sharpton
Earl Graves Sr.
Apple Store on Broadway and 66th
Harry Belafonte
The Schomburg Center
Howard Dodson
Gotham Hall
L to R (David Dinkins, Susan Taylor)
UNCF Gala
Pauletta Washington, Cicely Tyson, Ruby Dee
The Schomburg (L) The Studio Museum Harlem (R)
Gordon Parks. The photo on the right at the Studio Museum of Harlem was taken on his 90th birthday.
Prince St. Film Set
Ossie Davis and Gordon Parks on the set of Unstoppable
Hotel Renaissance
The last remaining six of the first twelve Black Executives hired by major corporations in the history of the U.S. PepsiCo.
