Allan Rohan Crite: A Chronicle of the Black Experience in Boston Allan Rohan Crite, born in Plainfield, New Jersey, in 1910, wasn’t merely an artist; he was a chronicler, a storyteller deeply rooted in the fabric of Boston's South End. His life and work intertwined inextricably with the vibrant, often overlooked, African American community that thrived within the city’s urban landscape. Crite’s legacy isn’t defined by grand museums or revolutionary techniques, but rather by his unwavering commitment to depicting ordinary Black lives—not as stereotypes of jazz musicians or sharecroppers, but…