Jyesha Johnson

Isom Center director presents ‘The Lesbian South’ Monday night at Off Square

Jaime Harker, director of the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies, will sign and present her latest book, “The Lesbian South: Southern Feminists, the Women in Print Movement, and the Queer Literary Canon,” Monday night at 5 p.m. at Off Square Books. In the book, Harker explores an often unspoken and forgotten narrative […]

Acclaimed R&B artists perform at Black Alumni Reunion’s ‘Black-Out Concert’

Performers Keke Wyatt and Jon B. entertained Black Alumni Weekend attendees at the Black-Out Concert at Tad Smith Coliseum on Friday night. More than 250 African-American UM alumni came out to enjoy the performances with their peers. Many danced to old-school jams as they waited for the show to begin. “Make some noise if you’re […]

Movie review: ‘Black Panther’ adds needed perspective to Marvel universe

When a movie is well-anticipated, it is rare that it exceeds expectations in every category. However, “Black Panther” is everything I imagined and much more. “Black Panther” is a cultural jewel with its political commentary and spills of humor, embodying the phrase “for the culture.” Initially, I was impressed with the visuals of this movie […]

Review: Sophomore season of ‘Insecure’ wraps with tears, laughter

The sophomore season of “Insecure” left fans laughing but also in tears at times as they wrapped up the season with shocking conclusions. “Insecure” depicts Issa Dee’s life with authenticity and comedy through relatable experiences. After a bad breakup, Issa fully embraces the single life and tries to jump back on the dating scene with […]

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