How Public Artists Are Exploring the History of Segregation in Baltimore
How should America publicly acknowledge its history of legal segregation? For many people, the intricate system that required whites and blacks
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The Life and Music of Florence Price: An Interview with Rae Linda Brown
In today’s post, Ashleigh Gordon, a world-renowned, award-winning violist and New England Conservatory alumna (Castle of Our Skins, Callithumpian Consort,
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The Soul Food Scholar: An Interview with Adrian E. Miller
This month I interviewed Adrian E. Miller about his work on soul food, culinary history, and the African American cooks
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Coretta Scott King, The Archive, and Black Feminist Methods
For someone so prominent, learning about Coretta Scott King’s life and labors apart from those of her late husband is
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Another Look Into Dana Schutz’s “Open Casket”
Recently, I visited the Whitney Museum’s Biennial at its new location in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan. I was there
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