Jazz, often called America’s classical music, is more than sound—it is a reflection of culture, identity, and history. Born from African American communities, it tells stories of struggle, creativity, and resilience. Click below to explore how jazz has been studied, interpreted, and reinterpreted across time.
Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is more than a place of worship—it is a symbol of resilience, identity, and community. Founded by formerly enslaved individuals after the Civil War and rebuilt in 1889 by its own congregation, the church stands today as a lasting monument to faith, labor, and determination
Oral history preserves voices often left out of traditional records, offering powerful insights into personal, cultural, and political experiences. But as interviews move from dusty tapes to digital platforms, new ethical questions arise—especially around consent in an age of open access and global reach.
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