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SAVE THE CULTURE MUSIC EDITION

SAVE THE CULTURE: Choosing Less than 25 Black Artists to Represent the “Best” of Black Music Is Nearly Impossible

Throughout the summer, our editorial team will designate 20 (or so) of the works most essential to understanding the Black American experience, in genres ranging from film and television to music and literature, and so much more in between.

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SAVE THE CULTURE MUSIC EDITION

SAVE THE CULTURE: Choosing Less than 25 Black Artists to Represent the “Best” of Black Music Is Nearly Impossible

Save the Culture Books cover. Foreground: African American Authors in purple. Background: book covers in yellow

SAVE THE CULTURE: Essential Literature in African American History

Black man with glasses speaks into his iPhone on the Howard University Yard

Howard University and Google Research Enhance A.I. Speech Recognition of African American English

Kofi Deh

Research Rewind: Super-Resolve Imaging Using AI May Help Detect Disease Early

Lucretia Williams with the book she co-authored, "AI For Community"

A Tool for All: In New Book “AI for Community,” Howard Researcher Lucretia Williams Envisions a Future Where Everyone’s Voice is Heard in Tech

Dr. Sandra Jeter

Problem Solving: Howard's Project PRESS Fellows Provide Critical Social Work in D.C. Schools

Honorary Degree Recipient Dr. Brown

Anesthesiologist, Honorary Degree Designee Emery Neal Brown on Understanding the Brain, Mentorship, and the Importance of HBCUs

Students viewing presentations during Research Symposium

At the Howard Research Symposium, Students Shared the Impacts of Their Work – From Georgia Avenue to the Moon

Dr. Andy and Dr. Clarke attending AI Symposium

Research Month Symposium Highlights AI’s Growing Benefits and Potential Biases

Dr. Williams attending AI Symposium

Howard Researcher Lucretia Williams and Industry Partners Explore Artificial Intelligence’s Bias and Behavior