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The Black Wall Street Times is a national news publication reporting from Black perspectives and is HQ in Tulsa's Greenwood District.
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‘Redemption Time’ asks Tulsa to see incarcerated artists beyond their sentences
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (280+ words) ...
How ‘Michael’ Costume Designer Marci Rodgers Revives Culture And History: “The Research Tells the Story”
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (639+ words) “I’d like to say I manifested it,” says Marci Rodgers when asked what led her to costume design. Before recreating the King of Pop’s iconic wardrobe for Michael, Rodgers worked as the assistant director of admissions at her alma mater,…...
'Art Is How We Remember Our Humanity’: Debbie Allen on Healing Communities Through Dance and Visual Arts
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (700+ words) Debbie Allen and the Debbie Allen Dance Academy (DADA) continue to harness the power of dance to uplift and unite the community. In January, the Academy honored Martin Luther King Jr. Day by reigniting their transformative initiative, Dancing in the…...
Repurposing Old Furniture Into Meaningful Art Pieces
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (302+ words) In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and mindful consumption, the art of repurposing old furniture transcends mere DIY—it becomes a profound statement. Transforming an equally tired, forgotten piece of furniture into a functional and beautiful work of art…...
Penda Diakité talks prior to her solo art exhibition: Bokolo Roots
10+ mon, 4+ week ago (622+ words) Portland-born artist Penda Diakité presents Bokolo: Roots, an art installation exhibition that explores bicultural identity through the lens of her lived experience between Mali and America. The Black Wall Street Times spoke with Diakité prior to her solo exhibition. “It…...