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  • Published on Mar 6, 2021

    Cat Shell Featured on ‘The Sweetest Girl: Deeper Than a Film’ Soundtrack

    Cat Shell [MIAMI] — Singer, songwriter, and DJ, Cat Shell is a modern-day renaissance artist. Shell has joined the much-anticipated inspired soundtrack, The Sweetest Girl: Deeper Than a Film.  A true crime thriller, ‘The Sweetest Girl’. inspired by true …

    Source: South Florida Caribbean News - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 6, 2021

    Book World: For 20 million felons, the punishment never stops

    Little, Brown. 341 pp. $29 - - - I grew up in Chicago raised by an activist mother who force-fed her kids race pride, so of course I knew that the city's first nonnative settler was a Black man, the Haitian fur trapper Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. …

    Source: SF Gate - California - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 6, 2021

    Barstow Community College hosts Out from Under: A Conversation with Marc Bamuthi Joseph.

    Barstow Community College paired with Arts Connection, the Arts Council of San Bernardino County, on Saturday, Feb. 27 to present Out from Under: A Conversation with Marc Bamuthi Joseph. The event was part of Out from Under: Uncovering the Unseen Genius of …

    Source: The Renegade Rip - Uncategorized
  • Published on Mar 6, 2021

    Tomaz Cunningham

    Photo courtesy Tomaz Cunningham Jackson State University named Tomaz Cunningham as its new interim director of JSU Global in the Division of Academic Affairs in October 2020. Cunningham previously worked as an assistant professor of foreign languages at …

    Source: Jackson Free Press - Mississipi - Left-wing
  • Published on Mar 5, 2021

    The 'ethics' of empire?

    In 2017, a professor at Oxford University in the United Kingdom proposed a research project. The key thesis: that the empire as a historical phenomenon – distinct from an ideological construct – has made ethical contributions and that its legacy cannot be …

    Source: The News International - Uncategorized
  • Published on Mar 5, 2021

    Springfield College Office of Multicultural Affairs to Host Award-winning Author Today

    SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield College Office of Multicultural Affairs will host award-winning author, speaker, mentor, and teacher Manoucheka Celeste as part of the Cultural Connections Speaker Series today, March 4, starting at 6 p.m. Her virtual …

    Source: Business West - Massachusetts - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 7, 2021

    Black Americans in the Government Hall of Fame

    One of the myriad ways Black Americans have contributed to the growth and development of the United States has been through service in the federal government—despite substantial barriers to their success.  For the past two years, Government Executive has …

    Source: Government Executive - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 1, 2021

    Black American Sign Language (BASL): Black Deaf Canadians seek more research, support for community

    With nearly 400,000 followers on TikTok, 22-year-old Nakia Smith is teaching her online audiences a hidden treasure: Black American Sign Language (BASL). The influencer, also known by her sign name — a name members of the Deaf community are given or make …

    Source: Global News - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 16, 2021

    Its a lack of respect. Why Haitians felt snubbed by Kamala Harris Florida visit.

    Kamala Harris courted Venezuelan, African-American and Jewish voters during her first visit to Miami on behalf of her running mate, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. But other than a "Sa k pase " by Harris — Creole for “what’s happening” …

    Source: Florida First News Source - Uncategorized
  • Published on Mar 3, 2021

    Inter|Sectionality: Diaspora Art from the Creole City Comes to Miami

    MIAMI – Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator (DVCAI) opened its traveling exhibition Inter|Sectionality: Diaspora Art from the Creole City in the Miami Design District on Feb. 5, 2021. Inter|Sectionality is a bold, multi-regional, multi-disciplinary …

    Source: Latin American Herald Tribune - Neutral
  • Published on Jan 27, 2021

    Museum opens African American Heritage Month exhibit

    Join the Lake County Museum of Art as it presents Diaspora: Our Life Experiences as Black Women. Featuring artists Jillian Marie Browning and Belinda Buisson-Wright, the exhibit celebrating African American Heritage Month kicks off with an opening …

    Source: Triangle News Leader - Uncategorized
  • Published on Jan 23, 2021

    “Black” or “African American?” Black Americans discuss the difference

    Local residents of Freeport gathered on June 7 to march for the Black Lives Matter protests. The movement brought awareness to the conversation around the use of “Black” versus “African American.” MAYA BROWN/THE STATESMAN Conversations about race are …

    Source: Statesman - New York - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 2, 2021

    Sheriff outlines reform that is ‘already in place’

    ALBANY COUNTY — A draft of the Albany County Sheriff’s Office plan for reform was unanimously accepted on Feb. 25 by the county legislature’s Public Safety Committee. “We’ve been a people agency and a service agency for the last 10 years,” Sheriff Craig …

    Source: Altamont Enterprise - New York - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 2, 2021

    Yvonne Brewster: 'I wasn't going to faff around the edges of the fringe'

    “Fantastic! Because all of us lickkle, and all of us tallawah, and all of us are women,” said Jamaican actor Mona Hammond when Yvonne Brewster suggested a name for her theatre company. Hammond, who had helped found the company, wanted a Jamaican name. …

    Source: The Guardian - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 2, 2021

    New Findings about Breast and Ovarian Cancer in Patients from the Caribbean

    Judith Hurley, M.D. by University of Miami Miller School of Medicine – Staff Writer [MIAMI] –  Judith Hurley, M.D., an oncologist and researcher at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, has been …

    Source: South Florida Caribbean News - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 2, 2021

    Religious sisters played a large role in Cardinal Gregory’s life and continue to support him

    From a young age, religious sisters have played a large role in the life of Cardinal Wilton Gregory. At the age of 11, he began the sixth grade at St. Carthage School in Chicago, where he met the Adrian Dominican sisters. Influenced by their kindness and …

    Source: Catholic Standard - Washington - Uncategorized
  • Published on Mar 1, 2021

    Your March Tarot Card Reading, According to Your Zodiac Sign

    Refinery29 Amber Finney, known as Amber The Alchemist, is steeping a cup of tea when we connect over Google Hangouts. The soft smoke of what is likely sage, incense or palo santo languidly billows from the bottom of her screen. Behind her hangs a tapestry …

    Source: Yahoo! Voices - Uncategorized
  • Published on Feb 28, 2021

    Bruny Surin draws his values from Martin Luther King's message

    Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Olympics News More than 50 years after King's death, the Olympic gold medal-winner in the 4x100-metre relay at the Atlanta Games in 1996 is saddened to see people still have to protest to guarantee social justice. Author …

    Source: Montreal Gazette - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 28, 2021

    No, a Virginia school district didn’t ban Dr. Seuss books. Here’s what really happened.

    The issue has arisen a few days before Read Across America Day, which is held annually on March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, author of some of the most popular children’s books ever published. For many years, the event focused on Seuss books, with “read- …

    Source: The Washington Post - Neutral
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