MEZIANE Jugurtha
Evolution of African American people's place in pop culture
1954
1984
2013
1939
Dorothy Danbridge, 1st black woman nominated for best actress oscar
Michael Jackson has won 8 Grammy Award in one ceremony
Rihanna was honnered with the first-ever Icon Award
Hattie McDaniel was the first African American who has won an Academy Award
1943
Relaese of popular films with black casts
1970's
2002
2018
Diahann Carroll, 1st black woman to lead a TV series
Halle Berry was the first and only African American to win a best actress Oscar
Kobe Bryant, first professional athlete to win an Oscar for Best Animated Short
Julia
Julia was the show lead by Diahann Carroll , an American TV sitcom that was the first weekly series to feature an African-American woman in a non-stereotypical role. Previous television series featured African-American leads, but the characters were generally servants. The show ran for 86 episodes on NBC from 1968 to 1971.
"Dear Basketball'
Almost two years after his retirement, the former Lakers fullback was nominated with animator Glen Keane for the animated film "Dear Basketball", which adapts on the big screen a love letter to his sport written by the five-time NBA champion, which moved all lovers of the orange ball. Sport, and basketball in particular, is a great symbole for Black Pop Culture in USA.
Popularity of black cats in the 40's
"Stormy Weather" and "Cabin in the sky" (Both from 1943) are popular films in Hollywood of the time with the participation ,in boths movies, African American singer and actress Lena Horne an actress with success.It's the beginning of the democratisation of black people in cinema
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MEZIANE Jugurtha
Evolution of African American people's place in pop culture
1954
1984
2013
1939
Dorothy Danbridge, 1st black woman nominated for best actress oscar
Michael Jackson has won 8 Grammy Award in one ceremony
Rihanna was honnered with the first-ever Icon Award
Hattie McDaniel was the first African American who has won an Academy Award
1943
Relaese of popular films with black casts
1970's
2002
2018
Diahann Carroll, 1st black woman to lead a TV series
Halle Berry was the first and only African American to win a best actress Oscar
Kobe Bryant, first professional athlete to win an Oscar for Best Animated Short
Julia
Julia was the show lead by Diahann Carroll , an American TV sitcom that was the first weekly series to feature an African-American woman in a non-stereotypical role. Previous television series featured African-American leads, but the characters were generally servants. The show ran for 86 episodes on NBC from 1968 to 1971.
"Dear Basketball'
Almost two years after his retirement, the former Lakers fullback was nominated with animator Glen Keane for the animated film "Dear Basketball", which adapts on the big screen a love letter to his sport written by the five-time NBA champion, which moved all lovers of the orange ball. Sport, and basketball in particular, is a great symbole for Black Pop Culture in USA.
Popularity of black cats in the 40's
"Stormy Weather" and "Cabin in the sky" (Both from 1943) are popular films in Hollywood of the time with the participation ,in boths movies, African American singer and actress Lena Horne an actress with success.It's the beginning of the democratisation of black people in cinema