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Examine the cultural significance of Easter Fashion within the Black community while exploring the styles that tell a story.

How do you like to celebrate Easter? For some, it’s an egg and candy hunt, or a spring walk outside with loved ones. For others it’s a church service with community. And let’s not forget the feast.

Joanne Klimovich Harropand Shirley McMarlin Sunday, April 9, 2023 8:01 a.m. | Sunday, April 9, 2023 8:01 a.m. Lana Neumeyer pulled a wide-brim hat with a bow out of a large bag. She reached inside ...

The Berean Baptist Church brims with women wearing fabulous and flamboyant hats. “The royal family would definitely fit right into our church,” declares Barbara Belgrave, sporting a rounded top hat ...

Easter sometimes seems like a jumble of symbolism, spirituality, fasting and then feasting, the deeply divine and somehow also painted eggs hidden by a bunny. There’s a lot going on. But if you ever ...

Photo by Brett Dunlap Jennifer Perkins of Obermeyer’s Florist and Kiki Angelos, organizer for the 2017 Mid-Ohio Valley Easter Parade, show off Easter bonnets. PARKERSBURG — People will have a chance ...

Deborah Riley is a no-nonsense professional who was the first black nurse in her hospital department at Vanderbilt. She’s never been afraid to speak her mind, but when it comes to Easter bonnets, ...

Charles Vosalik dressed as an Easter bunny passes out candy Easter eggs to youngsters along 26th Street, April 6, 1950. Peter Rabbit, dressed in his Easter finery, at Santa’s Village in 1965. Original ...