(spotted this at Treat, a great design blog):
Did you know that Jackie Ormes was the first African-American female cartoonist?
Ormes was born in Pittsburgh, PA as Zelda Maven Jackson August 1, 1911. She started her career as a Proofreader for the Pittsburgh Courier—a weekly black newspaper, and moved to Chicago in 1941 where she wrote [...]
seriously, mr. attention whore?
Nas’ upcoming album cover, at left;at right: Rear view of former slave revealing scars on his back from savage whipping, in photo taken after he escaped to become Union soldier during Civil War. National Archives / Time Life / Getty
I don’t care for this.
check out Professor’s Kim’s latest on BlogHer
(Kim had recently contact me regarding her discussion of an image of Michelle Obama, but she was also preparing this article on murdered South African athlete and lesbian Eudy Simelane, who I’d also heard about from Zanele Muholi.)
Up until the end of April this year, if you had run into former South African footballer Eudy [...]
UPDATED: save the date(s)!
(more to come; I am one of the artists in this show, curated by Lisa Henry, so most likely I’ll be there at the opening. There is also an artists’ salon moderated by yours truly at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 22–I’ll update with details and images as I get them)
Volume 13#1 comes out in [...]
Go Theodore!
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