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In BLACK VENUS, artists offer a riotous affront to centuries-long objectification, showcasing all that Black womanhood can be, and has always been.

Eliminating mandatory plain error review raises serious questions about the reliability of Alabama’s capital system moving forward.

London Art Fairs contemporary photography show returns, foregrounding artists who engage with Black and diasporic heritage through the lens.

Hélène Akouavi Amouzou was born in Togo, West Africa, in 1969 and has been living in Brussels for the last twenty years. “Self- portraiture is a way of writing without words. My aim is to reveal the deepest parts of myself,” says Amouzou.

“The WSWS provides a lone voice against the pro-war propaganda in the majority of the world’s media and, as such, must be defended by all conscious workers and youth.”

Since the 1980s, the London-based organization has propelled a commitment to the visibility of Black artists by centering identity and human rights.

SHREVEPORT, La - Upkeep at Shreveports Carver Memorial Cemetery remains a concern. Maxine Walker addressed those concerns in January and five month later the issue has been addressed but is still unresolved. With Mothers Day this past Sunday, families visited loved ones at the cemetery and more people have expressed they are unhappy about upkeep as well.  As for Walkers moms site, the cemetery was trying to separate tree roots from the vault, but they left the job unfinished. "They just left...

Emmy Butlin and Maxine Walker of the UK Committee to Defend Julian Assange oppose Facebook censorship of the Socialist Equality Party/IYSSE The WSWS has been sent letters from Emmy Butlin and Maxine Walker, of the Committee to Defend Julian Assange (JADC). The Socialist Equality Party in the UK has collaborated with the JADC in the fight to secure Assange’s freedom and welcomes the principled stand of two of its leading members. *** Emmy Butlin speaking in support of Julian Assange outside We...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Concerned about the upkeep of a family grave site and the little action from Carver Cemetery in Shreveport, KTBS viewer Maxine Walker reached out to get answers. Walker said her family has about 10 plots at Carver Cemetery, and over half of them are used by late family members. “It makes me feel bad. Its just like theyre thrown away,” said Walker about her disappointment on her familys grave upkeep as she and her sister on Wednesday checked out the cemetery. “Th...

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