Ethnic, cultural, and art news and events from all over New Jersey and beyond.
The longtime phenomenon of cultural appropriation presents a fine line between borrowing and stealing the cultural likeness from distinct groups of people, especially from minorities in the United States. However, American culture is diverse and multicultural, so how do we avoid cultural
Imagine being a student in a remote location who is fascinated by art, wanting to learn as much as you can about art, looking at photos of works of art on your computer, realizing the virtual experience is changing dramatically, and globally
Recently, a group of more than 50 physicians called Doctors for Cannabis Regulation (DFCR) announced their presence and their purpose, endorsing marijuana for adult recreational use and public health benefits. DFCR offers a break from the American Medical Association (AMA) stance on
Manuel vs. The Statue of Liberty, an award-winning musical comedy by a Princeton playwright, Noemi de la Puente, addresses the issue of illegal immigration and the “absurdities” brilliant students usually face in America’s schools, given the absence of the DREAM Act. A
Rockin riddim… Sunday Showcase – Jah Guide Reggae Band at Parx from Michelle Dryden on Vimeo. Nice up the place… Irie!
Last weekend Abiding Love International Fellowship church held its third annual two-day Community Day fair to show love to the City of Trenton. Located at 210 Genesee St. in the Chambersburg section of Trenton, ALIFE brought folks from all over the area
Upbeat, rocking, energetic, and highly entertaining; Jah Guide Reggae Band swayed the crowd at Art All Night in Trenton, last Saturday. Art All Night is a cultural, festive, an entertaining event that happens annually in the City of Trenton. There were various
At Vintage Maya we believe in a world where vintage, history, and inspiration mean everything. It’s why we search, pick and choose what we ultimately bring into your homes, into your closets, and into your lives. Everything we choose for you is
It was several years since I last visited paradise–my native country–Jamaica, where I spent a milestone birthday in July. Going back after so many years away was a real treat that really allowed me to relax, instead of thinking much about the