Black German Cultural Society™ Showcase IV
German ‘Brown Babies’ Post WW II, US Occupation ChildrenAfrican American History and Culture Showcase PA Convention Ctr. The Black German
German Town: The Lost Story Of Seaford Town Jamaica
“German Town: The Lost Story Of Seaford Town, Jamaica” is a documentary that explores the history of German heritage within
1688 Germantown Quaker Petition Against Slavery
Quaker Petition Against Slavery GERMANTOWN, where the first protest against slavery was written in the New World, is a historic
Black History Month: Three-star General, Lt. General Nadja West
Black German Cultural Society BHM Black History Month BHM 2016: The Black German Cultural Society Salutes Lt. Gen. Nadja West, who
BGCS™ Supports 2015 Adoptee Citizenship Act (S.2275)
Kindly see U.S. Adoptee Citizenship for more up-to-date information concerning Intercountry Adoptee citizenship. BGCS fully supports the 2015 Adoptee Citizenship
Black German Cultural Society™ Awards Banquet
Honoring Our Own ~ Honoring Each Other With hearts filled with joy, compassion, and understanding, German-born, post-WWII, US Occupation Babies,
Civil Rights in Postwar Germany to Present
Mischlingskinder – What Civil Rights Means to Mixed-Race Germans – Civil Rights in Postwar Germany to Present. Read the MGJR
Black History Month: Afro-German Actor & Singer: Günther Kauffman
Günther Kaufmann, Afro-German Actor & Singer (June 16, 1947 – May 10, 2012) Günther Kaufmann (16 June 1947 – 10
Black History Month: Valaida Snow, A Sensation in Europe
Valaida Snow: The Queen of Trumpet and Song “Singer, trumpeter, and dancer. Child star, jazz pioneer, and world traveler. Legend
Black History Month: André Watts, German-Born Classical Pianist
Note: André Watts (June 20, 1946 – July 12, 2023) Black History Month, or National African American History Month, is