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Transcending movement | Penn Today - Vimarsana News

Transcending movement | Penn Today

Transcending movement Principal dancers from Philadanco! perform and discuss their discipline with choreographer Dawn Marie Bazemore and Penn’s Jasmine Elizabeth Johnson, Deborah Thomas, and doctoral candidate Dixon Li. Philadanco! performing Oshun. The March 3 performance was revised for length and number of dancers. (Image: Julianne Harris) Known as a river deity in the Yoruba tradition of West Africa, Oshun is venerated as the embodiment of the female spirit and celebrated throughout the Black diaspora with gold, copper, ...

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FYI Philly celebrates Philadelphia's Black-owned restaurants, business owners - Vimarsana News

FYI Philly celebrates Philadelphia's Black-owned restaurants, business owners

FYI Philly celebrates Philadelphia's Black-owned restaurants, business owners WPVI Replay Video Sequoya & Jaylin's BBQ Sauce is spicing up grocery shelves around the city When single mother Josette Adams turned to cooking as a way to provide for her young children, Sequoya & Jaylin's Barbecue Sauce became a labor of love. Her son, Jaylin, was born with cerebral palsy and needed care around the clock, so she had to leave her job in the banking industry. She started making and selling cakes, dinner platters, and her homemade barbecue sauce to make ends meet. Sadly, Jaylin passed...

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FYI Philly celebrates Philadelphia's Black-owned restaurants, fashion stores, entrepreneurs and more - Vimarsana News

FYI Philly celebrates Philadelphia's Black-owned restaurants, fashion stores, entrepreneurs and more

Sequoya & Jaylin's BBQ Sauce is spicing up grocery shelves around the city When single mother Josette Adams turned to cooking as a way to provide for her young children, Sequoya & Jaylin's Barbecue Sauce became a labor of love. Her son, Jaylin, was born with cerebral palsy and needed care around the clock, so she had to leave her job in the banking industry. She started making and selling cakes, dinner platters, and her homemade barbecue sauce to make ends meet. Sadly, Jaylin passed away before the age of 3, but his image -- along with that of his sister Sequoya -- continues to grace the labe...

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