ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月2日 03時37分

Since 1851, we have published thousands of obituaries, capturing the lives and legacies of people who have influenced the world in which we live. But many important figures were left out. Our Overlooked series reveals the stories of some of those remarkable people. For #BlackHistoryMonth, we are highlighting a prominent group of black men and women whose lives we did not examine at the time of their deaths. Many of them were a generation removed from slavery. They often attempted to break the same barriers again and again. Sometimes they made myth out of a painful history, misrepresenting their past to gain a better footing in their future. Some managed to achieve success in their lifetimes, only to die penniless, buried in unmarked graves. But all were pioneers, shaping our world and making paths for future generations. Visit the link in our profile to read the obituaries of those we overlooked.

Video footage: Nina Mae McKinney in “Hallelujah!” produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios in 1929. Oscar Micheaux directing a scene as seen in “Pioneers of African American Cinema" by Kino International. Martin Sostre in conversation with the warden in "Frame-Up: The Imprisonment of Martin Sostre" produced by Pacific Street Films. Gladys Bentley performing on “You Bet Your Life" with Groucho Marx produced by NBC. Dondi presenting his work from “Style Wars” courtesy of Public Art Films, Inc.

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