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Bird | The New Yorker

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The brilliance of Charlie Parker. Arista Records, a relatively new company that helps mind the avant-garde, has recently purchased the invaluable Savoy Records catalogue, and its first reissue is “Charles Christopher Parker, Jr.: Bird / The Savoy Recordings” (Savoy SJL 2201). The album includes the original masters of the thirty sides Parker recorded for Savoy between 1944 and…

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Allison Janae Hamilton’s Spirit Sources | The New York Times

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“She spoke for, and in fact embodied, the ongoing struggle of black women and girls to live with dignity and respect in the context of systemic racism, sexism and oppression,”

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Frida Kahlo and the birth of Fridolatry | The Guardian

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The grotesque exploitation of Frida Kahlo… and the artist behind the myths

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Celebrating the Grace of Black Women | The New York Times

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More than half a century after the groundbreaking exhibit “The Negro Woman,” the image announcing the show by the African-American collective Kamoinge still captivates.