Brenda C. Siler
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Jul- 2020 -23 July
Michael Tubbs Tackles Challenges to Raise Up His Hometown
It is a typical opening voiceover when examining a major city. Viewers hear those statements in opening scenes in “Stockton…
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23 July
‘Good Trouble:’ A Reminder That John Lewis Still Matters
‘Good Trouble’ remains the phrase most associated with Congressman John Lewis. He flipped what his parents told him not to…
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12 July
Visual Art Still Reigns During Pandemic
Artomatic is back in a virtual format from July 20-Aug. 20.
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8 July
Mental Health Support Available for D.C. Arts Community
The DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment () is taking a unique approach to addressing mental health…
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8 July
Loni Love Delivers Laughs with Real-Life Lessons
Beginning as a child, Loni Love took notice of everything going on around her. She has used it through every…
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Jun- 2020 -26 June
PBS Documentary ‘And She Could Be Next’ Follows Women of Color on Campaign Trail
"And She Could Be Next," a two-part documentary, debuts Monday and Tuesday as part of PBS' "POV" series.
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24 June
Shaping of Bakari Sellers in ‘My Vanishing Country’
Sellers' view of America is also shaped by his growing up in a working-class Black community of Denmark, South Carolina.
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24 June
Stacey Abrams’ ‘Our Time is Now’ Shows Ugly Truth About Voter Suppression
"Our Time is Now," the new book by Stacey Abrams released on June 9, the day of the Georgia state…
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17 June
‘Good Trouble’ a Reminder John Lewis Still Matters
"John Lewis: Good Trouble" is the documentary that lays out Lewis' life path, from preaching to chickens on the family…
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10 June
Museums, Libraries Define Roles Amid Current Turmoil
Where do cultural institutions like libraries and museums fit amid this turmoil? How do these important individuals and institutions survive?
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