Tag: Rights

The New York Historical explores Frederick Douglass' famous “Composite Nation” speech and its significance.

Historian Sarah Wassberg Johnson leads a Van Cortlandt House Museum talk on how women's rights changed during NYC colonial times.

Big East basketball teams vie for a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Follow the story of the Jasper family, including civil rights leaders, pastors and congressmen.

Queens Museum, home to a collection of World's Fair ephemera, reexamines the event's place in the context of the times.

Perfect for the entire family! Join Simba, Nala and friends on an epic adventure across the savanna. Disney's animated c...

Hope is an all-new concert by 3-time Grammy®-winning Soweto Gospel Choir - celebrating songs and anthems from the Freedo...

The Amaze Gallery features an ever-changing display of remarkable items from the Library's collection.Some of the Librar...

My Name Is Rachel Corrie is a one-woman play based on the diaries and emails of Rachel Corrie, a young American aid work...