The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, Gil Scott Heron’s era-defining anthem accomplishes two divergent feats at once, something specific and something universal. Specifically, like a dog digging for a bone in the backyard, Heron scratches the dirt of his immediate … Continue reading I AM: The Revolution
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Released in 1970, it is a song by the late Gill-Scott Heron. He sent out a call for action during what he saw as a racialized, imperialistic, and divided nation. He takes to task … Continue reading The June Theme “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” 2024
The author shares their journey of bridging the digital and AI gap as a late-blooming digital immigrant. Through the support of young friends and students, she overcame challenges to graduate and now highlights the accomplishments of her peers, such as Brandon Watts, who is empowering the next generation through his photography and education non-profit, Kidz N Cameras. Continue reading The Answer Was On That Bus!
The camera gave me an incredible freedom. It gave me the ability to parade through the world and look at people and things very, very closely. Carrie Mae Weems, Photographer As an educator, one of my most important jobs is … Continue reading Black Photographers: Decoding America’s History Through the Stills of Black Life
I was born in Oregon but only spent the first two years of my life here. When I moved back to the state as an adult, one of the first things I noticed was that most people were White like … Continue reading Jacob Vanderpool and Me
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