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
Women’s History Month
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
Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s NBT-Russian Partnership 12 min read
The Seasoned Woman Speaks One bone chilling winter afternoon, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, my husband Bill and I decided to get out... Read More
What is North American art? Who are the North American People? There are many answers to these two questions — and more likely — curators,... Read More
Queen Mother of Politics When Deomcratic U.S. House of Representative Maxine Moore Waters spoke out about the George Floyd murder she spoke with with clarity... Read More
Remembering an Angel Rising After earning a Bachelor’s in Education, Sylvia taught in public school briefly. Then she received a Master’s in Library Science and... Read More
Queen Mother and Fierce Queen Warrior 2 min read
Nzinga, Ancient Ruler of present-day Angola Nzinga was born about 1582 to King Ngola Kiluanji Kia Samba, ruler of what is modern day Angola. As... Read More