Among the stories ROUTES staff will take a look this month: I asked them to join me in expressing “What does Juneteenth mean to you?”, Byron... Read More
Publisher’s Page
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
As we close out our February issue, I find myself reflecting on the topics our Routes’ writers and photographers have shared. A recurring theme in... Read More
Futurism or more specifically AfroFuturism? 2 min read
Finding a way forward As I’ve worked with the Routes‘ team to put the February edition together. I’ve found myself encountering a recurring theme “futurism”... Read More
So, the ROUTES’ August homage to African-American theatre — the old stage productions interwoven with the upcoming 2021-2022 season productions — is finished. But we, the... Read More
A few months ago, I thought carefully about how ROUTES might show its support of African-American theatre. I decidedly chose August, as a point in... Read More
Popularly known as the Black National Anthem, Lift Ev’ry Voice And Sing is a song that presents patriotism in its purest sense: a steadfast love... Read More
An African-American Role Model 1 min read
Hey Friends, Do you have an African-American person in your life that really has made a difference in your life? Well known or not. Would... Read More