Black Music Month is right around the corner—during which we'll drop our annual print celebration of Black music creatives. Before that arrives, the African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) and the Grammy Museum will hold a special BMM event with journalist, broadcaster and overall media marvel Dyana Williams, whose pioneering work on behalf of the month-long celebration of Black music has earned her the sobriquet "the Mother of Black Music Month."
The event, taking place 6/8 at the Grammy Museum in L.A., features a screening of Little Richard: I Am Everything and a panel discussion titled "Black Music: Past, Present & Future." Those interested in attending should RSVP here by 5/31.
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