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A poem on positionality

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January 9, 2021February 10, 2021 Toluwani Ogungbesan Tagged African, African American, black, Immigrant, Juneteenth, poetry, positionality Leave a comment

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stills from sp’ 2020

It’s finally here! I am so pleased to present the artistic creations of 12 of our 14 JumpstArt NYC 2021 grantees, now live on our website and linked in my bio. Their passion and commitment to their artistic creations this summer have been awe inspiring, and demonstrate how important it is to trust and invest in our people. There are not enough words to express my gratitude - to everyone who shared the opportunity and to those of you who took advantage of it. Please keep creating; we’re all excited to see & experience more of your art. Blessings!

she so cute! by @dndcier

Repost/Deadline Extended!! And now, you can check out our website to see what our first round of grantees are working on. Share this opportunity with a friend, stranger, or enemy ⚡️ Help us out and double tap, bookmark, & comment below some things you did or ate today

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hi there. like a lot of y’all, i’m tryna limit my social media intake, be more intentional with my time, & increase my creative output. so if you have any interest in my writing, DROP YOUR EMAIL rq at the link in my bio or DM me ! 😁✌🏿

tunes

Touch Me 2 - Budgie

africa-is-calling-poem

Future In Your Eyes - Tjan

Onidodo - Fela Kuti & His Koola Lobitos

in-the-midst-of-the-wilderness-circle-poem

Ease Your Mind - Starboy

how-to-make-a-house-a-home-take-4mp3

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