I gotta give it up to Tall Black Guy because without his remixes I would not have heard about this great vocalist. I don’t know a whole lot about this young musician from the UK, but I am feeling the remix and original version of…
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Aug092015
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Aug092015
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I’ve exhibited this painting at The Restoration Center in Brooklyn and the African American Cultural Center in San Francisco. I created it several years ago for my son and it sits in his bedroom. He asked me to make a drawing for him and this…
Aug092015
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This afternoon uncle and I went for a walk. Everyone was resting during the early afternoon so we decided to walk through the empty city streets. There was one person out there. A boy doing something, a dance of some kind, I’m not sure. But…
Aug092015
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Fannie Lou Hamer was a civil and voting rights activist in Mississippi at a time when Black folks were not only being denied the right to vote, but were being lynched by white mobs when they tried. Listen to what Ms. Fannie Lou Hamer had to say…
Aug082015
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I think it was Valerie Troutt who reblogged one of Moses Sumney’s songs, “Dwell in the Dark“; as soon as I heard this dude I made a note to pay attention. Another of my favorite songs is “Man on the Moon“. Check this brother out before he…
Aug082015
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This is the first in a series of poster illustrations I’d like to do on the topic of reading and literacy. I hope to one day get this into libraries and homes. You can purchase a print here.
Aug072015
This is an illustration i created for a campaign Culture Strike lead in support of striking Walmart workers.
Aug072015
Aug072015
I created this Black and white ink drawing of Shirley Chisolm for Bryant Terry’s book “The Inspired Vegan” out on Perseus Books.
Aug072015
I drew this for fun, just trying out an idea for a child with Afro Puffs and a very old hair pick (comb).
