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First Fruit: Honoring Kwanzaa’s Principles and Traditions

The Civil Rights and Black Power movements. Marches, sit-ins and era-defining court decisions. Afros and dashikis, raised fists in black gloves. In movies and music, magazines and newspapers, the mid-1950s […]

Fall Arts Festival to Honor Enduring Impact of James Baldwin and Literary Legends of the Civil Rights Movement

Longest-running festival devoted to civil rights will feature literary legend Walter Mosley, celebrity chef Keith Corbin, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, tributes to Khalil Gibran and Octavia Butler, and […]

We Are March On!

What would you say is the most courageous part of the body? I say it’s the feet. Everywhere we go, our feet go first. As a child of Guyanese immigrants, […]

Reintroducing “March On!” – A New Chapter in Our Story

Our world, as beautiful as it can be, still needs healing. While we all contribute, it often feels like it’s never enough. One vital step toward progress is truth—understanding where […]

And The Word Was Good

Dear Friends, Among the things that are essential to living, the writing and reading of words stem from the mists of the past and reach into the equally nebulous future. […]

Of Pens and Swords

Dear Friends, A pen-as-sword-smith whose work I had the privilege of seeing recently is Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. His powerful drama, Appropriate, has quietly detonated the Broadway season. I’d gone to catch […]

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