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Morgan Forde

Cambridge, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Popular Mechanics, The Nation, Mic, Retail Dive, Los Angeles Review of Books, Healthcare Dive, The Rumpus, Utility Dive, CIO Dive, Preservation Magazine and
PhD student, Black Radicals + Urban History @HarvardGSD. MPhil @Cambridge_uni. Edits/words @clereviewbooks @pshares @lareviewofbooks @popmech @IndustryDive
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Meet the New Co-Directors of the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund

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By Morgan Forde
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Tiffany Tolbert and Erica Smith Goetz were promoted to lead the Action Fund in June 2026. In June 2026, following the appointment of Brent Leggs to President and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund underwent a leadership transition of its own.
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National Trust for Historic Preservation: Return to home page

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By Morgan Forde
| Preservation Magazine Verified
In this episode of the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund's YouTube series Brent Leggs on the Go, visit the historic Langston Hughes House, where one of the most influential voices of the Harlem Renaissance lived and created his iconic works. Hughes' influence has withstood the test of time—artists today, including A$AP Rocky, continue to draw from the cultural foundation he helped build.
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National Trust for Historic Preservation: Return to home page

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By Morgan Forde
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The Langston Hughes House in Harlem has maintained the legacy of Hughes’ widespread influence on American culture. Born on February 1, 1901, the visionary author, poet, and playwright was a co-owner and resident of the three-story brownstone at 20 East 127th Street from 1947 until his death in 1967. Often called the “poet laureate of Harlem,” Hughes loved the neighborhood filling his work with the joys and resilience of Black life and community.
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