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This documentary about a forgotten black protopunk band is a moving film about family ties.
The GOP chose William F. Buckley's path against Barry Goldwater's warnings, and the 2012 election proved their error.
Giving proof to the words of John Keats: "A thing of beauty is a joy forever".
August Wilson's authentic but cliched early work is revived in a solid production at the Pasadena Playhouse.
My mother taught me to love to read. My reading led me to become a dreamer. Dreaming taught me to face life without fear or hesitation.
This is not just a link to history, but a living, breathing example of a distinct culture.
Makes it obvious how much African American culture has been an influence on American popular culture as a whole.
A young white woman awakens to racism's realities and hidden truths.
Self-published author talks about her love for writing and her views on books for children of color.
Like a quilt of moving pieces, we walked together, singing songs that made my heart dance.