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While We Are Still Here (WWSH) will educate, enshrine and preserve the extraordinary legacy of Harlem as an influential incubator that was vital to the intellectual, cultural, social, and political advancements of the Harlem community as well as the African Diaspora.
While We Are Still Here ensures that the “post-gentrification” community of Harlem and beyond will honor and find a meaningful connection to the legacy of African American achievement, and its paramount importance to world culture.
“…[H]eritage in all its forms must be preserved, enhanced, and handed on to future generations as a record of human experience and aspirations, so as to foster creativity in all its diversity and to inspire genuine dialogue among cultures.”
—From the United Nations’
Universal Declaration on Cultural Diversity and Creativity, Article 7
In the early to mid-20th century, 409 & 555 Edgecombe Avenue were home to African American attorneys, dancers, designers, gangsters, musicians, beauticians, playwrights, number runners, sociologists, and many more vocations. Both houses were home to a socioeconomic cross-section of Black America.
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