Author: Dionne Ford
Tracey Baptiste countered controversy over Disney's new version of The Little Mermaid in a viral New York Times op-ed, "Mermaids Have Always Been Black."
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment
Discovering My NJ Hometown’s Ties to Slavery—And Freedom
February 1, 2023
NJ Architect Hopes Visitors Connect to Her Harriet Tubman Memorial on a ‘Spiritual Level’
October 21, 2022
Nina Cooke John's Shadow of a Face, slated to be formally unveiled in Newark in March 2023, is an homage to the noted conductor of the Underground Railroad.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment
The Forgotten Genius of Edward Bowser Jr., One of New Jersey’s First Black Architects
October 18, 2022
The work of Edward Bowser Jr., which invites comparisons to Frank Lloyd Wright, has been largely overlooked until now.
Seen in: History, Home & Style, Home Design
Capoeira: The Joyful Martial Art
September 10, 2008
A 400-year-old Brazilian martial arts discipline is making inroads in New Jersey fitness circles.
Seen in: Jersey Living