Artist James Pate links Black on Black violence with the KKK
Artist James Pate links Black on Black violence with the KKK This is an awesome exhibit at the Carter Arts Center at the Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley campus from January…
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Interview with Dr. Carmaletta Williams
Dr. Carmaletta Williams talks about the upcoming documentary, “I, Too, Sing America”: Langston Hughes Unfureled, her new Children’s Book “Jacine and Grandma’s Cane” and her vision to open a “Writers/Artist…
CMG January Book #2 Of The Month Is Shades of Green
by Glenance Green Shades of Green is an anthological series of thoughts from the mind of one black woman giving voice to many. Illustratively, she uses seven forms of Greek…
CMG January Book #1 Of The Month Is One Crazy Summer
by Rita Williams-Garcia In this Newbery Honor novel, New York Times bestselling author Rita Williams-Garcia tells the story of three sisters who travel to Oakland, California, in 1968 to meet…
African-American Artist Collective: Works by Jason Piggie
Artist Jason Piggie gives a breakdown of three of his photography works what inspired them, and how they are presented. He also provides information on how someone could contact him…
Interview with Kansas City, KS Native Author John W. Hudson
Kansas City, KS native author John W. Hudson II talks with What’s Up Kansas City about his new children’s book series Fred Dexter and Friends, his inspiration for the series…
Interview with African-American Artist Collective Michael Toombs
Interview with Michael Toombs the creator of Storytellers Inc. Michael tells Serenity with What’s Up Kansas City how he created his organization, his activism work, and the 1% for the…
Interview with Chiluba Musonda the Bruce R. Watkins Cultural H…
The new Director for the Bruce R Watkins Cultural Heritage Center, Chiluba Musonda, talks with Whats Up Kansas City about his experience as an immigrant he highlighted in his book…