T. Thomas Fortune

The T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center is officially OPEN! #fortunemovesfoward

We are patiently waiting for the next season of The Gilded Age but first let's talk more about who T. Thomas Fortune really is. #DAGILD

Join us on November 16th for a special afternoon of reflection, community, and connection.

🖤 Black Friday is Coming! 🖤 📅 November 28, 2025 Join us at the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center from 11am to 5pm for a shopping experience you won’t want to miss! 📧 Contact yvonne@tthomasfortunefoundation.org to secure your space now!

We dedicate the month of October to T. Thomas Fortune who was born on October 3, 1856. We're honoring his legacy throughout this month by keeping his message of social justice ALIVE!

🗳️ Your voice matters. Your vote matters. ✨ Make sure you’re registered to vote by October 14th and be ready to make an impact on Election Day. Don’t wait — check your registration today and take part in shaping our future. ✅ #VoteReady #RegisterToVote #YourVoiceYourPower

Today we honor the voices and legacies of Indigenous communities. We also uplift the story of The Echo Press, edited by William Rock — whose mother was Lenni Lenape Native American.

🗳️ Your voice matters. Your vote matters. ✨ Make sure you’re registered to vote by October 14th and be ready to make an impact on Election Day. Don't Be Silent — check your registration today and shaping the true spirit of Democracy. ✅ #VoteReady #RegisterToVote

On a Sunday Afternoon ✨ “A Taste of the MET: Tailoring Black Style” — a digital presentation of the Metropolitan Museum’s powerful exhibit showcasing the evolution of Black men’s fashion.

We invite you to tour this beautiful historic home. Call us today to book your next affair and holiday party, at reasonable rates.

His words still echo today, a reminder that unity, equity, and justice are the true foundations of democracy. 🖋️

✨ Tonight, We’ll be revisiting their powerful conversation, Live from the New York Public Library, where Junot Díaz, recipient of the 2012 MacArthur “Genius” Grant—sat down with the legendary Toni Morrison.

📜✨ 10/11 – 9 AM | Archives Day at Brookdale Community College, Collins Arena! This year’s theme: The American Revolution. Discover rare documents, stories, and history that shaped the foundation of us. 🇺🇸

✨ We’ll be revisiting their powerful conversation, Live from the New York Public Library, where Junot Díaz, recipient of the 2012 MacArthur “Genius” Grant—sat down with the legendary Toni Morrison.

✨ Today we honor the 169th birthday of T. Thomas Fortune — journalist, publisher, and fearless civil rights leader. His words ignited movements, his pen demanded justice, and his vision for equality continues to inspire generations. 🖋️📚

The Tiny Porch Concert Series continues with Forbidden Tropics - an Afro-Peruvian Jazz Band bringing Latin Rhythm as we continue to celebrate Latin Heritage Month. ✨ 📅 Date: October 4th 🕟 Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Free Event Free on-street parking only.

Fortune was not just a journalist but a true architect of civil rights strategy. For real! 📚✊🏾#dagild #gildedage #wearedagild

The Tiny Porch Concert Series continues with Forbidden Tropics - an Afro-Peruvian Jazz Band bringing Latin Rhythm as we continue to celebrate Latin Heritage Month. ✨ 📅 Date: October 4 🕟 Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Free Event Free on-street parking only. Bring a chair, and enjoy!

✨ We’ll be revisiting their powerful conversation, Live from the New York Public Library, where Junot Díaz, recipient of the 2012 MacArthur “Genius” Grant—sat down with the legendary Toni Morrison.

Join us on tomorrow for a special film screening of “In the Time of the Butterflies” — adapted from Julia Alvarez’s powerful novel. 🌸 📅 Date: Sept. 27 🕠 Time: 5:30 – 8:30 PM 🎥 Film Screening + Discussion to Follow

Paola Ramos is a political activist, journalist, and author who focuses on Latinx identity, youth movements, and social change. This book is on sale in the Cultural Exchange Gift Shop.