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In its first four months of operation, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture surpassed one million visits and quickly became a cherished, vital monument to the African American experience. And yet this accomplishment was never assured. In A Fool's Errand, founding director Lonnie Bunch tells his story of bringing his clear vision and leadership to realize this shared dream of many generations of Americans.

What is it that you're really going to remember? Is it the jobs you worked? Or the money you spent. No. It's the community you built. This podcast is meant to focus on spotlighting different community spaces that usually focus on ethnic and/or Muslim spaces in and around NYC and the world. We want to explore creative spaces that might be community centers, art showcases, coffee shops, and more. Let's stay informed. Let's catch up on news that is relevant to our identities. Let's chat. Let's laugh. Let's create community. About Podcaster: Mariam Hydara is a young woman, born and raised in The ...

I'm James Bokola, a young man who is on the journey of creating a legacy. In doing so, this is me giving you an authentic insight into my discoveries, the lessons, the achievements & the memories I make, all whilst navigating & trying to understanding the man that I'm becoming.

"Creating Timeless Images" It is a complete photography guide for couples who are getting married or already are married, and have kids. This show is all about creating Timeless images with Your supreme cooperation with the photographer. The tips are straight from the experienced wedding and event photographer, Mehreen Nasir, so that You can have an overall view of how the pictures can be enhanced, by Your effective contribution. Find the ways in this show to contribute to making Your images, Timeless...forever...for You...and the generations to come! Whether it be Your wedding or You are ...

A mother-in-law and daughter-in-law explore the desire and need we each have to be creative, even when we think "creative" is not a word describing us. In their first season, they discuss the communities they came from, how they became friends, and the communities that have inspired them together and separately.

Sisters Creating Trouble is a bold, heart-centered podcast where friendship, creativity, and activism collide. Hosted by Danielle L. McDowell, a Black-bodied woman, and Naomi Tucker, a White-bodied woman, this show explores the messy, beautiful journey of building sisterhood across racial lines. Through candid conversations, personal stories, and thought-provoking discussions, we dive into anti-racism, community-building, and the creative ways we challenge the status quo.Expect laughter, unfiltered truths, and a deep commitment to troublemaking in the name of justice. Whether you're here to ...

What happens to people, families, communities, and society when we designate a person as ‘other’, based on perceptions of abilities or disabilities? Conversations about the power and meaning of words, practices, and stories, that make a difference in the work of reclaiming personhood, and re-creating the experience of Us.

Comic book writer Benjamin Hunting sits down with his co-creators Joe Ng (artist) and Angela Hodge (designer, letterer) to discuss what it was like to bring their first creator-owned graphic novel, Code 45, to life. Each episode focuses on a specific step in the journey, from inspiration to planning to working together as writer, artist, and designer, to finding a publisher. Code 45 arrives May 11 from Scout Comics.