The DuSable Museum of African American History

James Pate reveals a negative social reality in hopes of finding collective and positive solutions to a problem that touches us all directly or indirectly. More »

In 1963… we Marched on Washington. However, in 2013 is Washington… Marching On Us? More »

Against the backdrop of exquisite beauty, this show interrogates masculinity, sexuality, slavery, vanity, mental poverty and the futility of aspiration. More »

The coming together of two groups, each the object of exclusion and hatred -- The exhibit examines ongoing encounters between them as they navigated challenges of life in the segregated South. More »

The exhibition commemorates 40th anniversaries of 1970's Saturday Morning cartoons that featured positive Black characters for first time in history. More »

Artist Charly Palmer will host a Gallery Talk on the inspiration behind his artwork brought on by The March on Washington . . . More »

Several of the annual concerts will take place at The DuSable Museum of African American History! More »

Through music, poetry, and dance, emerging artists will pay homage to AfriCOBRA by presenting original . . . More »

Using a blend of archived and original footage, Delcan and Morrison present compelling interviews and historic stills to . . . More »

We are pleased to announce the Annual Dr. Margaret Burroughs Scholarship! More »