Kali Uchis returns with her first project since 2020’s “Sin Miedo.”
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A still from Schwarz’ award-winning short film “Spring Awakes.” All images courtesy of Schwarz.
The Houston native returns with his 4th full length project.
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This Week in Music History: The Beginning of a Legend. This week we explore the first live gig of music legend Jimi Hendrix – how it shaped his career and how we still interpret his legacy. Image via crosscut.com
Riverside Casino’s new event center is now open to the public.
Joy Reid, host of MSNBC’s “The ReidOut” joined Lauren Asman, Kate Perez and Sebastian Buchman for a live interview on KRUI 89.7 fm. Image via Olivia Lapchick.
The MVP race this year has been much closer than those in past years. The season has been full of historically great ones, most notably with Russell Westbrook’s run averaging a triple-double for a whole season. The race is so tight that I will only be talking about the five front runners, but there are still a few dark horses that will go unmentioned. LeBron James Case For: What’s there left to be said about The Chosen One? He is what many believe to be the greatest basketball player in the world, but that’s not enough to win the MVP. … Continued
I spent Saturday afternoon learning about the ally-industrial complex and the insidious commodification of social justice movements with Tabitha Wiggins (Image via creativemornings.com)
Read an email I sent to my professor about the hostile culture in their classroom (Image via: Pixelina Photography)
Read about the complex, sharp, but gentle poetry of Nayyirah Waheed!
I’m tired of watching the people around me choose inaction over action, silence over revolution, passivity over passion.
Black Art/White Space Pt. II allowed black women Monica Martin and Adia Victoria to discuss their experiences creating art in a predominantly white environment.
Universities are praised as dynamic places where change begins, but my experiences dispute these claims.
Decolonize your mind: Classrooms cannot remain spaces occupied by prejudiced attitudes and passivity towards them.
