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In ‘Halfway Bitches,’ Playwright Guirgis Goes All the Way

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This is two-act, two-hour-and-40-minute political issue to which attention must be paid.

How Abortion Narratives Are Changing in Hollywood

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Amazingly, encouragingly, the subject is suddenly everywhere.

Time For All Democratic Hopefuls To Do One Simple Thing

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I'm still thinking about She the People -- and all the Democratic candidates not getting specific.

Will Chicago’s New Mayor Support the City’s Artists?

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The current mayor of Second City may know his pas de basque from his brisé, but the next mayor has to know what its artists need.

‘Chick Flick: The Musical’ Should Be Your Quick Pick

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We should all celebrate voices -- even those not necessarily our own.

25 Change-Making Artists You Should Track During 2019

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A second annual compilation of international and US-based artists making a difference.

Now On Deck: The Jackie Robinson Museum

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Illuminating the life and character of a legend who opened many doors for people of color.

Black Power Art Raises a Fist at the Brooklyn Museum

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“Soul of a Nation” takes a breathtaking look at the political and aesthetic work of Black Power artists.

How Katherine Dunham Embodied Activism (and What It Means Now)

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As political polarization intensifies, the choreographer's legacy offers the dance world a template.

Punishing Faith Fennidy For Her Black Hair Is What’s Unnatural

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Discrimination against Black hair is a modern way of keeping us out of spaces we had to fight, march and protest our way inside.

‘Being a Dancer Is Fun and All, But What’s Your Real...

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Reflecting on a career trajectory from professional dance to politics and diplomacy.

Niegel Smith of The Flea Theater Will Make Us “Color Brave”

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An artistic director leads us toward a wise new way of approaching race and identity.

Artists Warned Us: Children in Cages Will Be Treated Like Animals

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Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gómez-Peña’s caged performances show us that ICE’s children in cages are dangerously vulnerable to losing their humanity.

On Stage Now: The US Women Who Served in Vietnam

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A documentary play called 'In Their Footsteps" illuminates an era.

‘Saint Joan’ On Broadway: Shaw’s Timeless Gift to Powerful Women

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The title character has a heap of gumption as played by Condola Rashad.

Adrienne Kennedy’s New Play of Love, Race and Puppets

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Memories of her white grandfather animate the 86-year-old legend's first play in a decade.

My Feminism Will Not Be Intersectional

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Is an intersectional approach to identity ultimately helpful to the fight to preserve liberal democracy?

The Year of Empowered Women

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We aren't stopping with a march or two. We are a force. We are going to win.

Orlandersmith Finds Documentary Theater in Ferguson, MO

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A quiet contemplation of America’s newly energized racist past.

Elizabeth Catlett Sculpts Black Women Ready for Revolution

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An artist with something profound to say about race, gender and dignity.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)

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And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?