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Wanda’s Picks for October 2012
October 5, 2012
Judith Jamison looked regal on stage with Farai Chideya last month in The Forum Conversations at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Her message seemed to be one of preparedness and presence – being, as our sister Ayana Vanzant says, in spirit. Muslims call this the sirata-l-mustaqim or the path of the rightly guided.
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Tags: "Cry" • (Ken Burns • 142 Throckmorton • 17th Annual Maafa Ritual • Adrian Roberts • Afghanistan • African American Arts and Culture Complex • African American Center of the San Francisco Public Library • African American Museum and Library • African Peoples Socialist Party • African Union • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • AfroSolo • Ailey Camp • AIM West Coast Third International Film Festival • Albert Woodfox • Alile Sharon Larkin • Alonzo King • Alvin Ailey • American • An Evening with Fr. 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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: "Cry" • (Ken Burns • 142 Throckmorton • 17th Annual Maafa Ritual • Adrian Roberts • Afghanistan • African American Arts and Culture Complex • African American Center of the San Francisco Public Library • African American Museum and Library • African Peoples Socialist Party • African Union • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • AfroSolo • Ailey Camp • AIM West Coast Third International Film Festival • Albert Woodfox • Alile Sharon Larkin • Alonzo King • Alvin Ailey • American • An Evening with Fr. Greg Boyle • Angela Farr Schiller • Archie Shepp Quartet • Ariel Mazel-Gee • Artisan • Assata Shakur • Athens • AU Diaspora Volunteer Program • Ayana Vanzant • Ayodele Nzinga • Barbara Rogers • Bay Area • Bayview Hunters Point • Berkeley • Betty Levett • Biko Eisen-Martin • Bill Doggett • Billy Woodberry • Black Holocaust • Black is Back Coalition • Black Panther History Month • Black Self-Help and Self-Care Retreat • Black Young Democratic Club of San Francisco • Blue Note • Bobby Seale • Bonnie Wills • Bowman Wright • Boxer • Brady Brophy-Hilton • Brava Theater Center • Brava Theatre • Brazil • Breast Cancer Awareness Month • Brother James Shakoor • Brother Willard Zarif • Burial Clay Theatre • Burma • California Coalition for Women Prisoners • Calvin Earl • Carol’s Books • Central Africa • Central Park Five • Cephus Johnson • Charity Jazz Concert • Charles Burnett • Chicago • Chip Fitzgerald • Chris Herod • Christianity • Colette Elwai • Compensation • Compton • Courtney Walsh • Cuba • Cushing Library Salon Series • Cynthia Wade • Dakar • Dan Hiatt • Dana Sack • Daniel Pearl • Daniel Pearl World Music Days Concert • David McMahon • David Shirley Brain Activity • Deborah Vaughn • Delfaeyo Marsalis Octet • Denika Chatman • Denise Perrier • Diane Ferlatte • Diaspora • Dimensions Dance Theatre • District 5 • Duane Deterville • Eastside Arts Alliance • Eddie Gale • Eesuu Orundide • Eid Al Adha • Emory Douglass • English • European • European Union • Fania Davis Ph.D. • Fanmi Lavalas • Farai Chideya • Feinstein • FESMAN • Fired Up! • First Lady • First Love Gallery • Frederick Harris • Greece • Greek Ministry of Culture and Tourism • Greg Hodge • Haile Gerima • Haiti Action Committee • Hajj Season • Halloween Spooktacular • Hamdiya Cooks • Hamlet • Herman Wallace • Holy Names University • Homeboy Industries • Hotel Nikko • Huey P. Newton • Humanist Hall • Idris Akamoor • Ignacio Zulueta • Iraq • Iverson White • Jack London Aquatic Center • Jamaa Fanaka • Jeffrey Bihr • Jennifer Lynne Roberts • Jeremy Cole • Jessica Waldman • Joanna Sokolowski • JR Valrey • Judith Jamison • Julie Eccles • Karen Seneferu • Katharine Hawthorne • Kendra Kimbrough • Kenneth Harding Jr • Kenneth Nash • Kenny Latimore • Kevin Epps • Kimathi Asante • Kiswahili • Koret Auditorium • LA Film Institute • LA Rebellion • LaKeisha Burton • Lam Research Theater • LaTonya Tigner • Laura Elaine Ellis • Leonard Peltier • LeRoy McClain • Lesley Currier • Libya • Liesl Tommy • LINES Ballet’s 30th Anniversary Home Season • Livermore • Lola Hanif • London Breed • Long Distance Revolutionary • Los Angeles • Lynne Stewart • Maafa • Maafa Awareness Month • Maafa Commemoration Month • Madagascar • Malcolm X Grassroots • Malik Seneferu • Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts • Margy Kahn • Marin Shakes • Marin Shakespeare Company • Marin Theatre Company • Mark “Heshima” Williams • Martha Reeves • Mecca • Megan Cohen • Memorial Church • Michael Cacoyannis Foundation • Michaela Goldhaber • middle passage • Mission Latin Jazz Festival • Ms. Suu Kyalso • Mumia Abu Jamal • Music at Stanford • Muslims • Negro Spirituals • Neil Higgins • Neshormeh Lindo • New Afrikan • New Conservatory • New York • Ninth Annual Negro Spirituals Heritage Day • Nitery Theater • Oakland • Oakland Maroons Art Collective • Oakland police officers • Obama • Occupy Bay Area • Ocean Beach • Old Union • Oliver Taplin • Omali Yeshitela • Oscar Grant Foundation • Oscar Grant Oakland • Pan African • Pan African Diaspora • Paul Baird • Peter Ruocco • PFA (Pacific Film Archive) • Phavia Kujichagulia • Pomo Afro Homos • Premiere II • President Jean-Bertrand Aristide • Prince • Queen Kay • Race for the Times Media • Rachel Bublitz • Rafael • Rafael 1 • Rafael 3 • Refa 1 • rich • Robert C. Smith • Robert Sims • Ron Carter • Roscoe Mitchell • RRAZZ Room • Rush Rehm • Rwanda • Sacramento • Sacred Space Support Group • San Francisco • San Francisco Bay View • San Francisco County Jail • San Francisco Jewish Community Center’s Art and Ideas • San Francisco Main Library • San Francisco Main Library’s African American Advisory Group • San Francisco State University • San Jose • San Jose Jazz Ambassador • Sarah Burns • Self-Respect and Community Self-Defense: A People’s Forum sponsored by People’s Tribunal for Racial Justice • Senegal • Sequoia • Sequoia 1 • SFJAZZ • Shakespeare at San Quentin • Silicon Valley African Film Festival • Silicon Valley Athletic Club • Sister Thea Bowman Memorial Theater • Skype • Sobonfu Somé • SOMARTs Cultural Center • Sophia Center • South Africa • St. Lawrence String Quartet • Stanford Chamber Strings • Stanford Live • Stanford Summer Theater • Stanford’s Music Department • Stephen Vittoria • Suraya Susana Keating • Suriname • Susan Lori Parks • Tarika Lewis • Tattoos on the Heart at HNU • Taye Diggs • Taylor Brady • Teatro Vagon • The Clean Lounge • the Cuban 5 • The Flamingos • The Forum Conversations • the MOVE 9 • The Mutual Aid Project • Theo Ellington • Timothy Douglas • Tureeda Mikel • U.N. • U.S. • UCLA • Uhuru House • Urban Film Summit • Veterans Hospital • Vivaldi • Voices of Strength • VOTE: Like Your Future Depends on It • Vukani Mawethu Choir • Wall Street Journal • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda's Picks Radio • Watts • West Coast Black Arts Movement • Western Africa • Wish You Were Here Coming Out Ball • YBCA • YBCA Forum • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Yoshi’s Jack London Square • Zainab Jah • Zeinabu Irene Davis • Zellerbach Hall • ‘Towards the Realization of a United and Prosperous Africa and its Diaspora' • “A Cosmological Perspective on Race and Restorative Justice" • “A Cry in Ramah” • “A Different Image” • “Around the Fire: Homer in Performance" • “Asad" • “Bay of All Saints” • “Behind the Blue Veil" • “Bless Their Little Hearts” • “Blow Yo’ Trumpet Gabriel Louder and Louder for Folk Spirituals” • “Caesar Must Die” • “Calling on the Spirits to Face the Future: Día de los Muertos 2012” • “Child of Resistance” • “Dark Exodus" • “Down The Congo Line: The flow of spirit and rhythm from Cuba to Congo" • “Emma Mae" • “Factory Farm: A Documentary” • “Fierce Love (Remix)” • “Four Seasons and Three Microclimates" • “Fragrance” • “Guatemala Vive” • “Heart of Sky Heart of Earth” • “Indian Summer in Geneva" • “Into the Current” • “It’s Good to Know” • “Lady of No Fear" • “Lunch at the Cafe Ova” • “Mondays at Racine” • “My Body” • “My Brother’s Wedding” • “Oleanna” • “Parallel Play" • “Prisoner of Love” • “Puzzlin’ Evidence” • “Race: Art Before Answers” • “Room to Breathe” • “Shipley Street” • “Snip Snip” • “Stew and The Negro Problem” • “Still Time" • “Sweet Dreams” • “Sweet Thunder" • “Tabu” • “Tey” • “The Odyssey" • “The Piano Lesson" • “The Point is …: Art Representing the Relevance of the Black Panther Party’s 10 Point program in the 21st century" • “The Pyramids 40th Anniversary 1972-2012” • “The Zen of Bennett” • “TopDog/UnderDog” • “Wanderings of Odysseus" • “War Witch” • “Wild Horses and Renegades” • “Without a Net” • “Xingu” • “Your Children Come Back to You"
Wanda’s Picks for June 2012
June 3, 2012
I would like to wish all the fathers a blessed and happy Fathers’ Day 2012. It is a hard time to be a parent of a youngster, not to mention an adolescent or youth. The challenges are great, in direct proportion to the rewards. I’d like to congratulate the young fathers who are stepping up and participating in their children’s lives, especially when society equates parenting with one’s largess or paycheck.
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Tags: 34th Annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival • 62nd Annual San Francisco Juneteenth Festival • ACT-SF • Adrian Arias • African • African American Art and Culture Complex • African American Community Service Agency • African American Shakespeare Company • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Airlift Africa • Alejandro Murguia • Alice Walker • ANC President OliverTambo • Andrea Lewis • Andy McKee • Anita Baker • Anne Edwards • Asian jazz • Avotcja • Barack Obama Sr. • Barbara Marx Hubbard • Bayview Opera House • Be Still Retreat • Berkeley • Berkeley Juneteenth • Berkeley Rep • Bill Cosby • Billy Hart • Bishop Desmond Tutu • Black Rep • Black Repertory Group • Buck and the Preacher" • Burial Clay Theater • Cal Performances • California Coalition for Women Prisoners • California Habeas Project • Calvin Keys Organ Quintet • Cameron Brown • Carl Ray • Carlos Carvajal • Carlton • Castro Theatre • Ceu • Chapel of the Chimes • Chelle! and Friends • Chile • Chowchilla • Christina Anderson • City College of San Francisco • City Hall • City of Oakland’s Office of Parks and Recreation’s Father’s Day • Civic Center • CK Ladzekpo • Clarence Van Hook • Coca Cola • Communicating Peace • Critical Thinking • Crowded Fire • Cynthia Robinson • Dael Orlandersmith • Daisy Zamora • Dance Mission Theater • Denise Perrier • devorah major • Dick Gregory • Dorothy Dandridge • Dr. DeGruy • Dunsmuir Hellman Historic Estate • E Family • Earth Amplified • East Bay • Eddrick Osborne • education • Edythe Boone • Embodiment Project • Emmit Powell and the Gospel Elites • Family Day Parade and Festival • Fat Albert • Fely Tchaco’s Afro-Pop • Fito Reinoso • Forgiveness • Fort Mason Center • Fountain of Youth Band • Frameline36: the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival • Francisco Alarcon • Frank Sinatra • Fred Ali Batin Jr. • FREE Annual Berkeley World Music Festival • Fremont • Gil Scott Heron • Glide Memorial Choir • Graceland • Greg Errico • Gypsy jazz • Harry Belafonte • Hawaiian • Hayward • Healdburg Jazz Festival • Health Village • Housewives Market • Imam Abu Qadir Al Amin • Incantations y the Bahia • Indonesia • Inner Peace • Iran • Jack London Aquatic Center • Jack London Square • James O’Dea • Janice Mirikitani • Jazz Roy-alty • Jerry Martini • JFK • JFK Library • John McLaren School • John O’Connor Vocational High School • Joshua Angel • Julian Priester • Juneteenth Family Reunion • Junius Courtney Big Band • justice • Kander and Ebb • Kansas City • Kash Killion • Keb’Mo • Kim McMillon • King Center • klezmer • Koret Auditorium • Kwame Ture • L. Peter Callendar • La Peña • Lake Merritt • Lake Merritt Gazebo • Lake Merritt Restaurant and Bakery • Latino/Hispanic Room • Leo Sullivan • libations for the ancestors • Lincoln Park • Lorna Dee Cervantes • Lorraine Hansberry • LP Second Generation • Luggage Store Gallery • Maria Muldaur • Maria Muldaur and Friends • Marianne Williamson • Marina Vista Memorial Park • Mark Bradford • Martin King • Martin Luther King Jr. Park • Merritt College • Meshell Ndegeocello • Michael Jackson • Michael White • Michele Rosewoman Trio • Michelle Alexander • military • Miriam Makeba • Moon Candy • Moroccan • Mt. 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Our Stories • “Black n Blue Boys / Broken Men” • “Cultivating Peace" • “Everybody is a Star Red Carpet VIP Party" • “Father’s Day Contest” • “Find Your Story" • “Focus on Fathers Family Day and Juneteenth Celebration” • “Genius Plus Soul Equals Jazz” • “Good Goods” • “House of Matter” • “Immigrant Voices Festival: The Celebration and Struggle of the Universal Immigrant Voices" • “Junius + Soul = Jazz" • “My Song” • “Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome" • “Question Bridge" • “Raisin in the Sun" • “Ray-ettes" • “The Big Picnic" • “The Power of Forgiveness" • “The Right Mistake" • “The Scottsboro Boys” • “The Tempest Tales" • “The World United Through Dance" • “Uptown Saturday Night" • “Voices for Peace" • “We Are the World" • “Yummy
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Tags: 34th Annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival • 62nd Annual San Francisco Juneteenth Festival • ACT-SF • Adrian Arias • African • African American Art and Culture Complex • African American Community Service Agency • African American Shakespeare Company • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Airlift Africa • Alejandro Murguia • Alice Walker • ANC President OliverTambo • Andrea Lewis • Andy McKee • Anita Baker • Anne Edwards • Asian jazz • Avotcja • Barack Obama Sr. • Barbara Marx Hubbard • Bayview Opera House • Be Still Retreat • Berkeley • Berkeley Juneteenth • Berkeley Rep • Bill Cosby • Billy Hart • Bishop Desmond Tutu • Black Rep • Black Repertory Group • Buck and the Preacher" • Burial Clay Theater • Cal Performances • California Coalition for Women Prisoners • California Habeas Project • Calvin Keys Organ Quintet • Cameron Brown • Carl Ray • Carlos Carvajal • Carlton • Castro Theatre • Ceu • Chapel of the Chimes • Chelle! and Friends • Chile • Chowchilla • Christina Anderson • City College of San Francisco • City Hall • City of Oakland’s Office of Parks and Recreation’s Father’s Day • Civic Center • CK Ladzekpo • Clarence Van Hook • Coca Cola • Communicating Peace • Critical Thinking • Crowded Fire • Cynthia Robinson • Dael Orlandersmith • Daisy Zamora • Dance Mission Theater • Denise Perrier • devorah major • Dick Gregory • Dorothy Dandridge • Dr. DeGruy • Dunsmuir Hellman Historic Estate • E Family • Earth Amplified • East Bay • Eddrick Osborne • education • Edythe Boone • Embodiment Project • Emmit Powell and the Gospel Elites • Family Day Parade and Festival • Fat Albert • Fely Tchaco’s Afro-Pop • Fito Reinoso • Forgiveness • Fort Mason Center • Fountain of Youth Band • Frameline36: the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival • Francisco Alarcon • Frank Sinatra • Fred Ali Batin Jr. • FREE Annual Berkeley World Music Festival • Fremont • Gil Scott Heron • Glide Memorial Choir • Graceland • Greg Errico • Gypsy jazz • Harry Belafonte • Hawaiian • Hayward • Healdburg Jazz Festival • Health Village • Housewives Market • Imam Abu Qadir Al Amin • Incantations y the Bahia • Indonesia • Inner Peace • Iran • Jack London Aquatic Center • Jack London Square • James O’Dea • Janice Mirikitani • Jazz Roy-alty • Jerry Martini • JFK • JFK Library • John McLaren School • John O’Connor Vocational High School • Joshua Angel • Julian Priester • Juneteenth Family Reunion • Junius Courtney Big Band • justice • Kander and Ebb • Kansas City • Kash Killion • Keb’Mo • Kim McMillon • King Center • klezmer • Koret Auditorium • Kwame Ture • L. Peter Callendar • La Peña • Lake Merritt • Lake Merritt Gazebo • Lake Merritt Restaurant and Bakery • Latino/Hispanic Room • Leo Sullivan • libations for the ancestors • Lincoln Park • Lorna Dee Cervantes • Lorraine Hansberry • LP Second Generation • Luggage Store Gallery • Maria Muldaur • Maria Muldaur and Friends • Marianne Williamson • Marina Vista Memorial Park • Mark Bradford • Martin King • Martin Luther King Jr. Park • Merritt College • Meshell Ndegeocello • Michael Jackson • Michael White • Michele Rosewoman Trio • Michelle Alexander • military • Miriam Makeba • Moon Candy • Moroccan • Mt. 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