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Jordannah Elizabeth’s articles focus heavily on local cultural events and artistic endeavors within the New York City area, with an emphasis on Black culture and arts. Articles highlight a range of topics including books, art exhibitions, music performances and lifestyle choices.
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I’m honored to be Amsterdam News ‘Publisher and my father, Wilbert “Bill” Tatum, before me. We’ve been reporting the news of the day from a Black perspective since 1909 – bringing to you the news that mainstream media just doesn’t.
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
These books will be enticing to readers who inhabit the subjective realm of free thought
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
Very seldom do we as a community recognize the often unpaid, tireless work of family caregivers and empathetic service workers.
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
Authors such as Marti Dumas and Lisa Stringfellow are experts at creating fiction that connects with middle grade students.
New fiction books from Danzy Senna Gayl Jones are intriguing takes on the situational lives of two Black protagonists.
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
Ray Chew returns to Harlem Week to celebrate its 50th anniversary as bandleader Harlem Music Festival All-Star Band.
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
The books by Ta-Nehisi Coates and Alexis Pauline Gumbs are wonderful examples of Black books that are different and thoughtful.
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
It’s always exciting when prominent Black writers and thinkers share their new works with the world. Check out these new nonfiction titles.
These books will inspire and connect readers to perspectives and wisdom that will assist in managing the challenges of life.
By: Jordannah Elizabeth
Mario Van Peebles brings “MVP: A Multimedia Stage Play Inspired by the Music of Melvin Van Peebles” to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
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