Ken J. Martin is up next as we continue to bring you more information on the Artist in the Afternoon participants. Atlanta-born singer, and songwriter Ken J. Martin, performs folk and acoustic style music. “My styling is similar […]
By Kayla Thompson, Communities of Color Junior Associate GLAAD.org | July 6, 2022 This summer, jaamil olawale kosoko is bringing their recently released book Black Body Amnesia: Poems and Other Speech Acts to the stage with two New York City performances on July […]
Release: June 1, 2021 Publicity Contact: Sven Davisson, svendavisson@rebelsatori.comweb: www.rebelsatori.com | twitter: rebelsatori | ig: rebelsatori | fb: Rebel Satori Press A career-defining retrospective by a much-beloved contemporary master. “For decades, Emanuel Xavier has been […]
. Fierceness Served! – The ENIKAlley Coffeehouse is a “documentary on DC Black LGBTQ artists who during the 80s launched a national gay cultural movement.” Social activists, politicians, artists, including the likes of Essex Hemphill and Audre Lorde have performed at this venue. […]
Photo credit: video still from the bull-jean stories performed by Ameerah Briggs About the bull-jean stories Using traditional storytelling and nontraditional verse to chronicle the course of love returning in the lifetimes of one woman-loving-woman […]
Friday October 15: Essex Hemphill, Poet & Activist “It is not enough to tell us that one was a brilliant poet, scientist, educator or rebel. Whom did he love? It makes a difference.” April 16, […]
Thursday October 29, 2015: Tim’m West Photo (c) Tim’m West Tim’m T. West, born Timothy Terrell West, is a hip-hop performance artist, poet, activist and educator. He has produced nine albums, written extensively about hip-hop […]
October 4, 2012: Stacyann Chinn Photo (c) Associated Press Staceyann Chin is a spoken-word poet and performance artist dedicated to LGBT rights. She has been out since 1998, soon after co-writing and performing in the […]
Photos courtesy of M. Shelly Conner Chicago’s very own M. Shelly Conner does not consider herself a poet. She’s a self described “writer that has worked in different mediums,” such as a poetry, essays and […]
Photos By Andy Karol and Kiam Marcelo Junio Simply put, the artist known as KOKUMO is one the most beautiful Trans women of color that you will ever meet. The Chicago born and raised poet, […]
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