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In Blog, Film, Music, Race Relations Posted September 5, 2015

Nina Simone, Amy Winehouse and the demons of fame and genius

While 'What Happened, Miss Simone?' fills us in on Simone after fame, 'Amy' suggests what might have been.

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By Melanie Breault

In Fine Arts, Podcast, Race Relations, Theater Posted February 4, 2020

Dawn Saito, Multi-Disciplinary International Artist

Meet Dawn Saito, accomplished actress, writer, director, dancer, educator. She also happens to be a Butoh performer, which in case you aren’t aware, is a form of Japanese dance theater [...]

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By Melanie Breault

In Documentary, Podcast, Race Relations, Social Causes Posted December 10, 2019

Cassandra Greene, Pastor, Writer, Director, Activist

Cassandra Greene is a pastor, writer, director, producer, teacher, civil rights activist, domestic violence advocate…and… INSPIRATION. For more than a dozen years, she has directed [...]

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By Melanie Breault

In Dance, Entrepreneurism, Podcast, Race Relations Posted October 22, 2019

Joan Myers Brown, Dancer & Entrepreneur

There’s no stopping Joan Myers Brown who at 87, soon to turn 88, still has has many roads to travel. Listed in “Who’s Who in America,” Joan was honored with the 2019 [...]

By Judy Distler

In Blog, Race Relations, Social Causes Posted March 5, 2019

Following in Their Footsteps

The 1960’s. . . where was I? In Brooklyn, married for a few years, with a baby and toddler. Around us swirled the movements and politics of the time – in the South: bus rides, sit-ins, peaceful [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Race Relations, What's New Posted February 21, 2018

The Loving Generation, a New Documentary Featured in the New York Times

THE NEW DOCUMENTARY, The Loving Generation, tells the story of a generation of Americans born to one black parent and one white parent. It’s directed by Lacey Schwartz (1977), a filmmaker who [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Comedy, Race Relations, What's New Posted August 4, 2017

Agunda Okeyo and Black Lives Matter NYC present Sisters of Comedy

SISTERS OF COMEDY, produced by Agunda Okeyo at Carolines on Broadway, showcases a Who’s Who of Black women in standup. Agunda has partnered with Black Lives Matter NYC as a co-sponsor of [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Academia, Race Relations, What's New, Writing Posted January 25, 2017

Zetta Elliott is out with another book

CHILDREN’S BOOK AUTHOR Zetta Elliott continues her City Kids Series with The Ghosts in the Castle. “In the era of Harry Potter,” says Zetta, “The Ghosts in the Castle offers children important [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Race Relations, What's New, Writing Posted November 27, 2016

Just in time for the holidays…two new books from Zetta Elliott

ROSETTA PRESS IS publishing a pair of picture books. Get your copy of Milo’s Museum here and Melena’s Jubilee here. Click here to listen to our conversation with the author, Zetta Elliott here.

By Melanie Breault

In Fashion & Beauty, Gender Issues, Race Relations, What's New Posted June 7, 2016

Teen Vogue announces Elaine Welteroth as the new Editor-in-Chief

ELAINE WELTEROTH has been named the new Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue, the youngest person to be appointed to that title in Conde Nast history. Elaine previously served as the magazine’s [...]

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