Every time Harlem is mentioned one thought that flashes through our minds is always The Apollo Theater. The Apollo Theater is located in the Capital of New York City, Harlem on 125t. At the beginning Hurting and Seaman’s New Burlesque Theater was the first named it was recognized …show more content…
He had orchestrated to open very low cost restaurant that would mostly endanger the black-restaurant owners. Since his prices were going to be so cheap, they would have had to close out. The protestors would carry out anti-Semitic posters accusing him of targeting black restaurant owners. Trying to make them go out of business. The Apollo theater owner reached out for help, since the protestors were becoming more hostile day by day and so he was very concerned and desperate at the same time. Frank Schiffman reached out to different leaders of the black community but no-one would respond, except Robison. A man who broke the barrier between whites and blacks on the baseball field. He was famously known as the first African-American to be part of the major league baseball. Moreover, during his retirement he became more active in movements against Racism and …show more content…
Primarily first established as a place for white only, but as time and history changed the Apollo became a beacon to lean onto for the black community. Fighting alongside them for their rightfully rights and opening their doors to everyone during a time where Jim Crow laws separated the whites and the blacks. Uniting people of different ethnic background and giving them the chance to show their talent, ultimately making a legend out of them. The Apollo Theater without doubt is a place on which the rallying cry of different communities had been heard and received the support of the Theater. The venue that worked alongside nationalist to prove the worth of everyone not just a single race. Lastly The Apollo in today’s date had become a place where education is ones of its primary focus. Creating fundraiser to give scholarships to those who needs it the