Harlem has always be a village of wealth. The Museum of the American Indian as it appeared shortly after completion in the 1920s site, 155th Street and Broadway.
The roots of the museum go back to the founder, George Gustav Heye, an engineer and banker who had a passion for things Indian though no Indian ancestry. Continue reading
By Yolande Brener
“There is nothing correctional going on in correctional facilities,” said Mumia Abu-Jamal. “You cannot correct people by putting them in a box and denying them every so-called right that is entitled to every person.” Continue reading
Safe Healthy Affordable Reliable Energy, SHARE presents a $2,500 donation to the National Urban League’s adopt a family program. The National Urban League created this program to help those families devastated by Hurricane Sandy. Continue reading
The Studio Museum in Harlem is pleased to announce a major performance component of the highly anticipated exhibition Fore, the Museum’s new presentation of works by emerging artists of African descent. Continue reading
Robert W. Castle Jr. in 1964
The Rev. Robert W. Castle Jr., an outspoken Episcopal priest in Harlem who was the subject of Jonathan Demme’s acclaimed 1992 documentary, “Cousin Bobby” — and who went on to a film acting career as a result — died on Oct. 27 at his home in Holland, Vt. He was 83. Continue reading
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Tagged Abel Ferrara, Berkeley Divinity School, Berkeley Divinity School in New Haven, Cousin Bobby, Demme, Episcopal Church, Harlem, John Castle, Jonathan Demme, Kate Betsch, Lili Taylor, Martin Luther King Jr., Philadelphia, Robert W. III, Robert Wilkinson Castle Jr., St. Lawrence University
The qoute is from an article in PhiladelphiaWeekly.com, with Solomon Jones, 44, and Karen E. Quinones Miller, 54, who have much in common. Both were newspaper journalists in this town—Miller at the Inquirer, Jones at the Daily News (and, previously, here at PW ). Continue reading
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Tagged An Angry-Ass Black Woman, black, Daily News, Essence-bestselling authors, Harlem, Karen Quinones Miller, Mike Coletti, New York City, North Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Puerto Rican, Qoute Of The Day, Random House, Shopping, Solomon Jones, Temple University, The Dead Man’s Wife, United States
By Walter Rutledge
This weekend there is a wide variety of outstanding arts events around the city. In Brooklyn 10 artists are collaborating, the sound of the “Big Easy” plays Carnegie Hall, and a dance company from the “City of Brotherly Love” shows us some love in Tribeca. Continue reading
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Tagged Ajamu Kojo Chioke Walker, Branford Marsalis, Carnegie Hall, Damali Abrams, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Downtown Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University, Gabri Christa, George Faison, Grammy award, Irvin Mayfield, Joyce Theater, Kantara Souffrant, Matthew Rushing, Myron Christian Macauley, Nathaniel M. Quinn, New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, New York City, Numa Perrier, Nyugen E. Smith, Philadanco, Philadelphia, Rennie Harris, Rodney K. Hurley, Ronald K. Brown, SITE Project, Suite Otis, Val-Inc, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
Check out Philadelphia native and inspirational soul recording artist, Temika Moore. Continue reading
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