I'm a documentary filmmaker, writer, photographer, curator, arts programmer, event producer and dancer. One day I'll actually get paid for some of this stuff.
R.I.P to the legendary Safi Faye.
She was the first Sub-Saharan African woman to direct a commercially distributed feature film, Kaddu Beykat
(1975). 🇸🇳🕊️
@AfricaFilmSoc
Birds are fed by their parents in their infancy. When the time comes to feed themselves, there can be some confusion when the food does not go into their mouth by itself.
I don’t have to respond whenever provoked.
No one does.
Steward your energy well.
We have justice work to do.
And strategy to outline.
And self-care to prioritize.
And love to live.
It’s okay to let provocateurs leave empty handed.
One of the things I often want to tell beginning Black studies scholars: Don’t assume the archives don’t exist simply because they haven’t been collected. There is so much unculled material in the world. This is *still* an archaeological project.
#Senegal is leading in fighting #COVID19, keeping the spread down to one of the world's lowest rates and developing a cheap, effective test that can be mass produced and globally distributed.
Maybe we should be paying attention.
https://t.co/Az5iFemaHR
Today is #WorldBookDay. Reply with your favorite African Writers (Continental or Diaspora) let's shine some light on our literary geniuses on this thread. Book covers optimal.📚✍️🏿
Could not stop reading this incredibly well-written and delightful profile of @alyankovic. Thank you @shamblanderson - EXACTLY what I needed right about now.
If you haven't already read it, @shamblanderson's New York Times Magazine profile of @alyankovic is tremendous -- empathetic, celebratory, funny, thoughtful, right on the money, and so gorgeously written. Highly, highly recommend.
https://t.co/NIHG6aY4YG