The Crying of Lot 49 is an ironical novel targeting America in the 1960s. We can see a…
The 1960s and 1970s were two very tumultuous decades defined by civil unrest, active…
When you hear about or think of the Black Panther Party, what words and/or phrases come to…
The other day when I paid V. (Valhalla) Vale $11 instead of $20 for Volume 4 of Search and Destroy (c. 1978) because…
On March 11th my friend Maya and I went to Brontez Purnell’s “No New Art/No New Dance” fest, put on by The Lab in San Francisco…
In 1950, Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter stated in United States v. Rabinowitz that “[i]t is a…
Do we all, to some relative existential extent, secretly struggle to create and live in our…
The absence of famous women artists from our history falls right in line with the absence of great women in most other…
Important information before you read: I am Black
I remember when I first visited the UC Berkeley campus on Cal Day as an admitted freshman. I was…
“I don’t care how much people understand what it is that I’m…
On Tuesday March 14th 2017, Cal Performances invited Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater to perform in Zellerbach…
Making Sense of a Rambling Allen Ginsburg
“I don’t want to be here.”
This was the foremost recurring thought in my mind as I walked up the steps of Hertz…
This most recent election cycle has polarized the American people. In 2017 you can turn the on news and be inundated…
It seems like we have an obsession with utopias….
There is still a considerable number of people throughout the country who revere former U.S President Ronald Reagan and the…
Taking L&S 25 during Spring 2017 has been a truly rewarding experience. Not only did I…
In today’s modern society, the arts and performance are things that I associate with predominantly a high class white…
