31 May Digitize or Die
Denise Rolark-Barnes acknowledges that print journalism was her first love but confesses to quietly stoking another passion that was less toil than running a weekly newspaper. ...
Black History
17 Jul Paulette Nardal – Birthing the Diaspora
Black Paris in the 1920's was deeply divided by language, culture and ideology. Intellectual Paulette Nardal helped to close the gulf. ...
18 May Sonia Sanchez – Prose and Prophecy
Posted at 16:17h
in Black Arts, Black History, Just Saying, Poet Bio, Poetry, Women Poets, Women's History
Sonia Sanchez invokes prose that takes no prisoners but commands prophecy on today and tomorrow....
03 Aug Magic Eyes That Rarely Close
Posted at 08:50h
in Black Arts, Black History, Moving Pictures, Page and Screen, Photojournalism, Sharon Farmer, Sweet Honey in the Rock, White House Photography, Women Photojournalists
Somewhere between high school bassoon practice and college activism, Sharon Farmer stumbled into photography. A path that would lead to becoming the Chief Official White House Photographer. ...
19 May Magic Eyes That Rarely Close
Posted at 04:16h
in Black Arts, Black History, Bold and unbossed, Herstory, Herstory Feature, Photojournalism, Sharon Farmer, Sweet Honey in the Rock, White House Photography, Women Photojournalists
Sharon Farmer planned on orchestral performance as a career. But somewhere between high school bassoon practice and Ohio State University activism, she stumbled on photography. ...