About Paul Robeson

Born in 1898 the son of a former slave, Paul Robeson's achievements are unparalleled. Perhaps the greatest scholar-athlete in U.S. college history, Robeson went on to become one of the most distinguished performing artists of all time. Click here for more information.

The Paul Robeson Foundation

The Paul Robeson Foundation was established as a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization in 1996 with a mission to preserve and extend Paul Robeson's rich legacy of humanism, civil rights activism, and excellence in scholarship, athletics and the arts. Click here for more information.

Business

The Lawrence Jordan Agency is the exclusive business representative for the Paul Robeson Foundation. We work with companies, institutions and individuals around the world who wish to partner with the Robeson Foundation in a wide array of matters, and those who wish to use the name or likeness of Paul Robeson in any commercial fashion. Click here for more information.

Eslanda Robeson

Were it not for the towering sucess of her husband, we would know her name. On her own, she may have become as well known as any of the figures of the Harlem Renaissance. She counted as friend and maintained correspondence with Carl Van Vetchen, Eleanor Roosevelt, Pearl S. Buck, Noel Coward, Emma Goldman, Jawaharlal Pandi Nehru, Rebecca West, Langston Hughes, Kwame Nikrumah and many, many others. Click here for more information.

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