Tag: Marian Anderson
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Philadelphia honors the legacy of Marian Anderson, the first Black artist to perform at the Metropolitan Opera, with a series of events and exhibits celebrating her groundbreaking achievement, perseverance, and lasting impact on the arts and civil rights.
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Explore the historic moment when Marian Anderson became the first African American woman to perform at a presidential inauguration, captivating the nation with her powerful rendition of the National Anthem at John F. Kennedy’s swearing-in ceremony in 1961.
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The remarkable journey of Marian Anderson, the first Black singer to grace the stage of the Metropolitan Opera. From facing racial discrimination to breaking barriers, her story embodies resilience and the fight for civil rights in the arts.
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