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  • 8 book covers in color

    #ColorlinesReads: 33 Books for Summer 2020

    Escape into fantasy, brush up on history and spark race-focused conversations with these summer reads.
    catherine lizette gonzalez Jul 29, 2020 12:00PM EDT
    Billboard. Photo of a young Black man standing in a field of tall grass pointing to words in big black letters that read: "Freedom Is Not Guaranteed."

    A New List Celebrates 100 Artist-Activists

    The digital museum Collecteurs introduced its inaugural SUBSTANCE 100 list, which honors individuals and groups who are creating social change through art and activism.
    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Apr 10, 2020 2:00PM EDT
    Photo of the artist, Latina woman with tattoos and black hair posing in her studio with artwork behind her

    'Next World Tarot' is the Tarot Deck of Your Apocalyptic Dreams

    Queer Latina artist Cristy C. Road’s new deck uses original illustrations of queer people of color to create an otherworldly tool for reflection and intuition.

    Miriam Zoila Pérez Jan 11, 2018 10:00AM EST
    Michelle Alexander in black jacket and grey shirt, holding black microphone; Jesse Williams in blue suit and white shirt, holding black microphone

    Michelle Alexander, Jesse Williams to Feature at Inaugural 'Many Rivers To Cross' Festival

    Sankofa.org, the human rights organization founded by musician and longtime activist Harry Belafonte, just announced the new arts and social justice festival.

    Sameer Rao Jul 15, 2016 12:54PM EDT
    Chance the Rapper in blue sweater and blue jeans, wearing black baseball cap with white "3" on the front, sitting on red chair with projection screen and brown and black pattern behind him

    WATCH: Chance The Rapper Speaks Truth on Art, Activism and the Music Industry

    The “Coloring Book” rapper sat with writer Bakari Kitwana for an hour-long conversation at The University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics.

    Sameer Rao Jun 3, 2016 2:05PM EDT

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