This exhibition uses Robeson’s own words to examine both sides of the Robeson-Princeton relationship and its evolution throughout his life.
This show tells the story of Einstein’s friendships with and advocacy for African Americans.
Opening reception for the exhibit, “Albert Einstein: Champion of Racial Justice and Equality.” that tells the largely unknown story of Einstein’s friendships with and advocacy for African Americans in Princeton and nationally.
The exhibit “Albert Einstein: Champion of Racial Justice and Equality” is now on view at the West Windsor Library.
One-man play by Rich Swingle about John Woolman, who challenged the Philadelphia Yearly Quaker Meeting of 1758 to abolish slavery.
A multi-media celebration of the legacy of Paul Robeson, Princeton’s “native son” and scholar, all American athlete, artist, and activist.