Austin will finally have the privilege of enjoying the amazing sounds of soulful violinist Damien Escobar at One World Theatre this Sunday, May 14th. Escobar graduated from Juliard at age 12, won third place on Americas Got Talent, and has two Emmys.
Austin may not have the Black quantity, but it does have the Black quality.
Gooey, cheese fries, tender brisket, and “itis-inducing” soul food are just a few items you can find at some of Austin’s Black-owned food trucks. To…
Janet is like an ol’ emotionally abusive boyfriend.
When I first tell people I live in Silicon Hills, most people look at me with a very confused expression.
Protesters of color don’t have to follow non-progressive guidelines.
People of color, persons with disabilities, and other marginalized groups continue to be unlawfully shut out of many neighborhoods that provide quality schools and health care, fresh food, employment opportunities, quality and affordable credit, small business investment, and other opportunities that affect life outcomes.
Serafia is taking the Beyonce approach and releasing visuals for her upcoming project.
Simple yet bold colors and lines remind them of their innate power to transform any situation into something new. That’s why Chaka celebrates color and the term “people of color.”
“ICONIC: Black Panther” opened in Los Angeles on April 8 and runs through May 14. Later this year, the exhibit will appear Chicago and New York.
Zach’s center stage is masterfully transformed into a lounge, complete with glistening chandeliers and a working bar.
Charles Akins was the first black teacher in the district’s integrated high school and the first black principal.