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The Search for Creativity with Questlove | The Washington Informer

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“I am guided as much by the song I am playing as [I am by] the people around me — not to mention the people I am modeling myself on, intentionally…”

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‘Black Mother’ Explores the Underbelly of Jamaica | AFRO

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Black Mother is Allah’s second feature film although many people have seen his work on Beyoncé’s visual album “Lemonade,” on which he is credited as a cinematographer.

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Ramsey Lewis announces retirement | JAZZIZ

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Pianist and funk fusion pioneer Ramsey Lewis has announced that he is to retire from touring.

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Images of Disappearing Jobs | The Atlantic

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On May Day, these portraits provide a glimpse of a wide array of jobs that are vanishing under the pressures of automation, inexpensive mass production, and other technological and societal changes.

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The passing of artist Harry L. Davis | Black Art In America

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“It’s with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of our dear friend and renowned artist Harry L. Davis. He was a warrior, a gentle giant, and a warm spirit…R.I.P.

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Classical Music Orgs Launch Initiative to Diversify Orchestras | Colorlines

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The National Alliance for Audition Support will develop mentorship and audition programs to help more Black and Latinx classical musicians land spots in the United States’ predominantly White orchestras.

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‘Boom For Real’ Paints a Portrait of Jean-Michel Basquiat As a Young Man | Colorlines

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The upcoming documentary explores Basquiat’s formative teenage years in New York City.

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Wall Street Rush to Scoop Up Black Art Sends Prices Sky High | Bloomberg

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Black artists, long overlooked and undervalued, now occupy one of the hottest corners of the market.

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An Afrofuturist Graphic Novel Revives the Lost Histories of Women-Led Slave Revolts | Hyperallergic

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Erased from history books, the stories and roles of women in slave revolts will now be told in vivid form by Rebecca Hall.

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The big picture: Window Nurses, NYC, 1966 | The Guardian

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The racial divide in 1960s America is captured in a rediscovered image by Italian photographer Mario Carnicelli