Sara Laite
We just completed our Ramsey County Communication Arts and Clothing Revue on Sunday, May 2. We were thrilled to have 20 participants in the Clothing Revue and 17 presentations in our Communication Arts contest.
All participants in the Clothing Revue were in the “Buy and Show” category. The main objective of the Buy and Show is to select a ready-to-wear garment or garments that can be used effectively in a wardrobe. The clothing items have either been purchased at a retail store, a secondhand store, garage sale, or picked right out of their closet.
The results of the Clothing Revue are:
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WTJU Feb 19th, 2021 | By Ralph Graves
The Classics a Day team has celebrated Black composers before. This time around, I tried to avoid duplication with previous posts. It was easy to do. There is a
lot of classical music by persons of color, both in the past as well as the present. A lot.
Here are my posts for the third week of #BlackHistoryMonth for #ClassicsaDay.
02/15/21 Julius Eastman – Femenine
Eastman performed with Peter Maxwell Davies, Meredith Monk, and Pierre Boulez. As a composer, he used minimalism to develop his music organically.
02/16/21 Helen Hagan – Concerto in C minor
Hagen was a pianist and composer, who studied at Yale. She premiered this concerto in 1912. Horatio Parker conducted. She was the first Black woman to graduate from Yale. Her concerto has yet to be recorded with an orchestra.
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Truth is truth : why Michelle Good s residential school fiction resonates
Michelle Good, who is nehiyaw from Red Pheasant Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, wrote about a fictional story about five residential school survivors who stuck together as children but chart their own difficult paths as young adults.
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Michelle Good wrote Five Little Indians, a book about five residential school survivors. She s a member of the Red Pheasant Cree Nation in Saskatchewan.(Kent Wong, Harper Perennial)
Unreserved10:50 Truth is truth : why Michelle Good s residential school fiction resonates
The very definition of fiction is not factual but Michelle Good will tell you there is plenty of truth in her book,