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Culture Makers: How Oakland’s muralists are preserving history and keeping The Town colorful
Join The Oaklandside on Nov. 13 at The New Parkway Theater as we talk with local artists behind some of the city’s most ...
Shepard Fairey's major show at Beyond the Streets celebrates "the rebellious, democratic force of ink and paper." ...
Beyond jam bands, Hulaween festival brings a well-rounded lineup of stellar acts to Live Oak, including iconic trio Digable ...
Rethinking Ghana’s language policy in education: An Afrocentric defence of Mother tongue instruction
The history of language and education in Africa cannot be separated from the colonial project. British colonial education was ...
AFROCENTRIC dreamers and talent identification vehicle Afrika Speaks has lined up an ambitious bid to unite Africa through ...
A new exhibition opening at the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center next month explores how Black American ...
Humphreys: ‘Nobody lost their house when I worked in the credit union’ Heather Humphreys has said no one lost their home when she worked at a credit union. Ms Humphreys and Fine Gael have criticised ...
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — “The arts have the power to bridge generations, strengthen identity, and nurture pride in our heritage,” said Victorino Mapa Manalo, chair of the National Commission for ...
Characters, performers and live music from over 90 cultural groups lit up State Street as Chicago prepares for Halloween.
On a quiet Friday morning in early October, a van carrying dozens of paintings arrived at the CajaGranada Cultural Center, a modern glass-and-stone building on the edge of Granada, with the Sierra ...
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