A Cultural Look at Black Folks’ Views on Their Chi’ren Being Artists
Less these days, but, more often than not, black parents didn’t care for their children going off to college to take up art. Or deciding against school for art or
In Honor of The Children of Folks Who Migrate: An Interview with Angela Davis Johnson, Pt. 2
In April of 2022, I interviewed Angela Davis Johnson about her upcoming art show in Atlanta. She named it HOTFOOT. This is Part 2 of that interview. In Part 1,
The Language and Rules That Exclude (And Execute) Women
By Trelani Michelle and Diamond Afeni “They didn’t burn witches. They burned women.” I don’t remember exactly who said that, but it stuck with me. They burned women who talked
Virginia Jackson Khia
Virginia Jackson was born on June 3, 1911 to two powerful civil rights leaders: Keiffer Albert Jackson (originally from Mississippi) and Dr. Lillian Carroll Jackson (from Baltimore). Her mother was