African American Cultural Center develops appreciation for heritage
By THOMAS HALLECK | Feb. 20, 2006It's been said that arts can inspire a revolution, and for almost 50 years, one Buffalo organization has used everything from dance, music to theater to elevating African-American culture.The African American Cultural Center has been in existence since 1958, and since it's creation, has devoted itself to promoting, sponsoring and developing an appreciation of and allegiance to African-American heritage - and to enhancing social behavior among African-American youth through multidisciplinary training in the arts, as indicated by its mission statement.The center is the first black cultural institution in the City of Buffalo, according to Agnes M.












