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The Junk Drawer
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The Junk Drawer
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The Junkdrawer contains several collections of personal poetry and a message board for readers to make comments or submit their own poems. It is evolving, a project of love.
Black Arts and Humanities
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Jan 1, 1970
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This site features beautiful original dolls of color in a variety of mediums-sculpted by hand by talented artists
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A collection of stories dealing with various issues designed to entertain readers and make you take another look at life as we live it.
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During the Maafa - the enslavement of African people - in some of the most horrendous conditions in modern history, we continued to survive. Our cultural heritage stolen from us, we preserved the memories of our experience. We continued, somehow, to remember, and to tell our stories.
How can we now, as artists, uplift African people through our creativity?
On this site, artists and writers of African heritage in London speak about how the history of enslavement informs our work, and how we are creating a new future for our community.
How can we now, as artists, uplift African people through our creativity?
On this site, artists and writers of African heritage in London speak about how the history of enslavement informs our work, and how we are creating a new future for our community.
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