Episode 89: Interview with Tanisha C. Ford
Author and scholar Dr. Tanisha Ford discusses the origins of her new book DRESSED IN DREAMS, Black Hair care, and nostalgia for fashion in Black culture.
Read MoreBimonthly podcast from publishing professionals Bev Rivero & Jenn Baker, and other industry insiders, on diversity (or lack thereof) in the industry.
Author and scholar Dr. Tanisha Ford discusses the origins of her new book DRESSED IN DREAMS, Black Hair care, and nostalgia for fashion in Black culture.
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Read MoreThe live recording of the March 2018 Creative Conversation between award-winning authors Elizabeth Acevedo and Meg Medina at I, Too Arts.
Read MoreLantz Arroyo and Sarah Lopez discuss being part of a worker cooperative printer/publisher at Radix Media in Brooklyn.
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Read MoreLive recording of the January 10, 2019 Creative Conversation between Carole Boston Weatherford and Frank Morrison.
Read MoreGraphic novelist Jerry Craft discusses his new middle grade book NEW KID and the necessity to see humor in Black portrayals in books.
Read MoreIndependent author Imani Josey speaks on self-publishing, how pageantry prepared her for the work of publishing, and branding.
Read MoreBria Kiara, creator of Day Dreamers Magazine spoke about the process of creating one’s own literary magazine & establishing your vision.
Read MoreAuthor & Professor Dawn Quigley talks about her new book & Native identities in children’s literature.
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