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25 February: On this day in history

What events happened on 25 February in history? We round up the events, births and deaths…

Black History: A Little Grace for Mr Popo - Yellow Scene Magazine

Explore the transformative journey of Black characters in animation, from West to East, through "A Little Grace for Mr. Popo." Shawnsey Rudolph delves into the impact of cultural perceptions and the progression towards more respectful and original representation in anime and video games.

A Canberra Childhood in the 1950s - Quadrant Online

Canberra in those far-off days was regarded as a joke by the rest of Australia. The essence of this ridicule was the notion of a 'Bush Capital' making even less impression on the visitor than such neighbouring country towns as Goulburn. compared to the great coastal cities, whence most of Canberra’s population was embarrassingly unimpressive

Spotlight: Kelly Sinnapah Mary Explores Personal Histories and Ancestry In Her First U.S. Solo Show

On view at Aicon, and curated by Andil Gosine, the show features a range of dynamic new paintings and sculptures by Kelly Sinnapah Mary.

Oxford American | Through the Past, (Sort Of) Darkly

M y mother keeps the small relics of my childhood in a plain, brown box, in a closet, in a room …

Scholastic's Cowering Compromise is Still a Loss for Conservatives and Christians

Little Golden Books have changed over the years says Alexandria Senior College lecturer

ALEXANDRIA — Little Golden Books, a staple of American childhood memory, have not gone away, but they have changed over the years, a Senior College lecturer told her audience.

Bleeding Heartland

Gerald Ott reflects on the Linn County Republicans' upcoming fundraiser, which has as a theme, "Iowa's Crisis in Education."

'I thought we'd stormed the citadel, but we hadn't': Claudette Johnson on blazing a trail for Black artists – and the joy of reigniting her career | Art

As a retrospective of her work opens, the British artist talks about the 1980s BLK Art Group, being eclipsed by the YBAs and how her paintings have a new sense of empowerment