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See our plansNew Orleans writer Kalamu ya Salaam is the author of a new collection of essays and poetry, What Is Life? — Reclaiming The Black Blues Self (Third World Press: Chicago) He is also the producer and scriptwriter for "Crescent City Sounds,” a nationally syndicated weekly New Orleans music program.
Like most writers, figuring out how to economically support myself is a major problem. I have worked as an editor, as an arts administrator, and as the co-owner of a...
daily, once we arrive we should ask ourselves what are we doing to make the earth glad that we are here walking its face breathing and being does our living...
Except for the last 37 years (i.e., since the 1964 Civil Rights Act), America has had an official policy of state racism. Since day one, the "American dream" has been...
We aim to foster the evolution of written and graphic languages that address current issues of dance and performance.
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