Chronicling Resistance Activist-Curator Fellow Germaine Ingram quite literally lent her voice to her section of the Chronicling Exhibition by narrating the labels that would normally be found on the wall. Take a deep dive into the life of extraordinary tap dancer Louise Madison and the history that led her and other Black women of her era to refuse servitude and redefine themselves and their boundaries on the popular stage.

18. Columns from June 2, 1934 edition of The New York Age, a weekly “leading Negro newspaper”

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