Cafe Noir: Spreading the Love of Literature in and for Black, Queer Memphis
I first met Jasmine Settles years ago, facilitating a youth poetry program at Hattiloo Theater called Write On, Speak Out.
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I first met Jasmine Settles years ago, facilitating a youth poetry program at Hattiloo Theater called Write On, Speak Out.
by Devinn Schwarzman | photo by Jonathan Postal I started working for Karen Blockman Carrier, or KBC, in 2015 when
by KeOnte Criswell | photos by Jeremie Serrano Fast Facts about Jeremie: • Recommends drinking something warm, like hot chocolate,
story by Chris Reeder Young | photos by Marcus Menefee Memphis is blessed with two business creatives who form one
You simply have to meet this friend of mine! There are people you meet in life who have a certain
(Above: Brantley poses in front of his artwork. The piece commemorates the Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare Centennial. It is hung at
by Moth Moth Moth | photo by Marcus Menefee There is a marvelous person staring back at me from my
Andrea Morales is a photojournalist based in Memphis and the Visuals Director at MLK50, a Black woman-led non-profit newsroom. Having
by Youth Villages (Above photo: Richard, Alvin, Robert & Jaz Lewis) It’s Baby Steps Richard and Alvin Lewis had been
by Alyssa Aldridge, Spay Memphis Manager Whether it be with a general practitioner or a gynecologist, staying on top of
by Marisa Actis Transgender and gender non-conforming people are individuals that come to realize at some stage in life that
by Chris Reeder Young Tell me a little about yourself and your clinical background. I am a Licensed Marriage and
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