19K views · 1.2K reactions | Long thought to be lost, KING SOLOMON’S MINES (‘36) is an adventure film directed by Robert Stevenson. Star of the Month Paul Robeson sings three songs showcasing his signature baritone voice. “No one who has seen him act or heard that wonderful voice is ever likely to forget the experience," said British historian Arthur Bryant. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

21K views · 176 reactions | I love silent films. I especially love silent films with Paul Robeson in them. He was a phenomenal actor who got his career started with Oscar Micheaux's "Body and Soul" (1925). This clip features Mr. Robeson and his wife, Eslanda, in the 1930 film, "Borderline." You can interpret silent films however you like to. I guess that's one of the main joys I get in watching them. Black history on film 87 years later <3 | Black Film History | Facebook

3.3K views · 131 reactions | Paul Robeson was one of the most celebrated actors of his time...but a misquote of his message of peace at the Paris Peace Conference landed him on the Blacklist. Visit Blacklisted: An American Story through November 2 to learn more about Robeson and the political persecutions of the Red Scare era. | The New York Historical | Facebook