As owner, publisher and editor-in-chief of Routes Magazine, I remain determined to draw parallels between African and African-American cultural ties. This month we have honored... Read More
Sometimes, within the paths we ultimately choose to take, there is a discovery that well exceeds the expectation of the journey. Producing the award-winning documentary... Read More
African-American Female Geeks and Nerds 9 min read
A Cultural Explosion of the Female Kind Geeks and Nerds are not one and the same . Yes, they are, in many aspects, kindred spirits. But while... Read More
Many of us regularly read syndicated cartoons online or in print publications. Others enjoyed reading comic books as youngsters and have done so later on... Read More
Harriet Tubman: A Pathway to Our Roots 2 min read
There are two things I’ve got a right to, and these are, Death or Liberty – one or the other I mean to have. No... Read More
Word Up! Words and expressions can have a heyday. They can be buzzworthy. Extra popular. Used frequently and with special emphasis. In recent years, but... Read More
Chimurenga Renaissance and Fatoumata Diawara 5 min read
Review AfroFuturism Concert at Carnegie Hall‘s Zankel Hall There is renewed excitement returning to live events. Each opportunity offering us a chance to rekindle our... Read More
African-American and AfroFuturistic dynamic duos fused in one concert There are few female bandleaders in the world of music. and then, there are even fewer female... Read More