March 29, 2025

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‘Father of Black History’

Even though "Black" history is "American" history, and should be celebrated year-round, the entire month of February is designated as the official month for people...

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In Remembrance: Cicely Tyson

The world has lost a true legend as Hollywood icon Cicely Tyson died at the age of 96. The pioneering African American actress — who...

Arts, Culture, Lifestyles, National

“The Hill We Climb”

By: Amanda Gorman When day comes, we ask ourselves, where can we find light in this never-ending shade? The loss we carry. A sea we...

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Ransome’s ‘Everyday People’ on display at Children’s Museum of Houston

The Children’s Museum Houston has unveiled a brand-new art exhibit which celebrates people, places and defining moments in African American history, just in time for...

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Living Legend: Eileen J. Morris

Eileen Morris, the artistic director for The Ensemble Theatre, has produced over 87 productions which include eight world premieres, over 64 regional premieres, and has...

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Partin’ the Waters: Arts and the movement

Art can be collective, committing or functional or art can be just for art’s sake. Often the lively arts, music, song, dance and the theatrical...

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14-year-old comedian, kidpreneur: “You are not going to outwork me!”

Funny, talented, real, raw and humble are words many use to describe someone who's "lived more than a few years," but speaking to 14-year-old TJ...

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The Ensemble Theatre virtually ‘feed souls’ of the community with one pot of gumbo

“We are all in this together. This pot of gumbo is to feed everybody,” said Eileen Morris, artistic director for Houston’s legendary The Ensemble Theatre....

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Carver High School’s Theater Director inducted Into Texas Thespian Hall of Fame

Carver High School theater director Roshunda Jones has been recently inducted into the Texas Thespian Hall of Fame. It is an honor granted to educators...

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Houston’s historic ballerina graces stage again, talks ‘black female body’ and dance

Before Misty Copeland became the first African American principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, Lauren Anderson burst through a glass ceiling, becoming the first...

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‘Father of Black History’

In Remembrance: Cicely Tyson

“The Hill We Climb”

Ransome’s ‘Everyday People’ on display at Children’s Museum of Houston

Living Legend: Eileen J. Morris

Partin’ the Waters: Arts and the movement

14-year-old comedian, kidpreneur: “You are not going to outwork me!”

The Ensemble Theatre virtually ‘feed souls’ of the community with one pot of gumbo

Carver High School’s Theater Director inducted Into Texas Thespian Hall of Fame

Houston’s historic ballerina graces stage again, talks ‘black female body’ and dance

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