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solange shares a video of her dancing to optimistic at the ensemble theatre in 1996🖤
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i can’t be a singular expression of myself, there’s too many parts, too many spaces, too many manifestations, too many lines, too many curves, too many troubles, too many journeys, too many mountains, too many rivers, so many..
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I have verified that Keith Porter Jr’s father created this GoFundMe and is asking to support his grandchildren gofund.me/df60611ee
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Ravyn Lenae names Solange as one of the women on her (personal) fashion Mount Rushmore ⛰️
“Aaliyah, Rihanna, Diana Ross and Solange.” 🤍
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Solange’s Saint Heron announces new research journal zine, ‘Azurest Blue: The Life and Legacy of Amaza Lee Meredith.”
As a queer black innovator of the 20th century, Meredith famously sculpted her renowned work (and home) Azurest South after being prohibited from her profession.
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Solange on making Black literature accessible in a new interview with The New York times:
“I believe that a lot of the expressions of these books can change lives if they are reaching people who seek and have a thirst and a yearning for knowledge and expression and imagination”
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As a Palestinian please stop centering Palestine when advocating for Sudan. It is important to embody empathy , understand Sudan’s specific context and history without simply copy and pasting the language we use when fighting for Palestine. They deserve our nuance, our focus.
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freshhh of the pressss
the @SaintHeron press and the Saint Heron Library present: ‘Azurest Blue: The Life and Legacy of Amaza Lee Meredith,’ a research journal, edited by meee on the life and career achievements of twentieth-century, Black and queer architect, artist and educator, Amaza Lee Meredith (1895–1984) !
