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The Comedic Odyssey of Danielle Arce

Like many successful entertainers Danielle Arce began training early in High School theater. "I always wanted to be an actor and loved...

More Female-Led Biopics, Please

Cathay Williams was born a slave, and joined the US army under the pseudonym William Cathay so she could fight with the Union soldiers in...

The Art of Julia Ogilvie

Julia Ogilvie is a professional stage thespian, sketch comedy performer, musician, film actress and stand-up comic. While she got her...

Embroidery Artists at the Threshold of a New Path

“What is art?” has been a topic of discussion involving the art community for many years. In a field where privilege often speaks louder...

Put More Abortions On Our Screens

One in three women have had an abortion. In 2019 alone, 207,384 abortions were carried out in the U.K, and approximately 891,000 in the...

My Love/Hate Relationship with Lace

When my Masters-in-critical-gender-studies degree-holding daughter wants to insult me, she’ll say, “Mom, you’re so first wave.” Her...

Being The Literary Sideshow

I don’t want to read any more books written by men. No, seriously. The endless recitals of the white male experience are exhausting. My...

Race and Ethnicity in 'Paris is Burning'

‘Black people have a hard time getting anywhere and those that do are usually straight.’ This remark from performer and fashion designer...