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Most of history is ugly, particularly American History, particularly for blacks. Zora Neale Hurston was unable to accept the idea that the culture of sl...

© Disney Theatricals The Little Mermaid and originated Mufasa in The Lion King on Broadway, has died aged 74. Wright's extensive career on Broadway began in 1971, when he appeared in the ensemble of the original Jesus Christ Superstar at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. He went on to play the leading role of Valentine in Two Gentlemen of Verona and the Leading Player in Pippin, and earned his first Tony nomination for The Tap Dance Kid. His additional Broadway credits include Over Here!, Welcome to the Club, Mule Bone and The Lion King, for which he earned a second Tony nomination and whic...

Invalid Date, ACTOR Samuel E. Wright, who was most famously known as the voice of Sebastian the crab in Disney’s classic The Little Mermaid, is dead at the age of 74.  The sad news was announced by his hometown, Montgomery, New York, though the cause of death was not publicly addressed.  6 6 Sam became popular thanks to Sebastian the CrabCredit: Disney Junior via Getty Images The update NY town wrote on Facebook alongside a picture of a younger Samuel: “Today, the Town of Montgomery mourns the loss of Sam Wright.  “Pictured here with Town Supervisor Brian Maher and his brother Patri...

Amistad Books is a division of Harper Collins devoted to books by and about Black people throughout the diaspora. One of the team's latest projects was the commissioning of 10 artists of color to redesign the covers of Zora Neale Hurston's books.

Mule Bone and School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls Play, The Rolling Stone, The Lucky Ones and more. Here, she shares about her admiration for actor-playwright Jocelyn Bioh, with whom she worked on School Girls. School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls Play(Photo by Emilio Madrid for Broadway.com) Jocelyn Bioh is an actor and playwright whose play School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls Play won the 2018 Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Play, the Outer Critics Circle John Gassner Award for New American Playwright and the Dramatists Guild Hull-Warriner Award. It was also nominat...