Dear Friends, This winter featured the works of African American artists interwoven with European classics. Here are a few of the daring pairings. She wore Bantu knots; a white ruff […]
Dear Friends, The first time I met Dorie Ladner was at the March On! Festival in 2017 in the Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, D.C. She was part of a […]
Several newly published books are hitting the shelves and firing up the cultural conversation for Women’s History Month. I’m loving the sound of woman’s wisdom unearthing untold stories, highlighting honed […]
“We were raised in a bubble of love.” That’s how Dr. Ilyasah Shabazz describes she and her siblings’ upbringing by their mother, Dr. Betty Shabazz, after the death of their […]
