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It’s Black History Month! February is always a busy time for those of us that celebrate the history of the African in America.
Women Running the Arts is a new series that profiles Black women that hold executive positions in the arts. Our first interview is with Regine Roumain of the Haiti Cultural Exchange.
This year, Sugarcane Magazine is initiating a series of interviews with meaningful creatives. Artists, actors, DJ’s and the like that push buttons and create powerful cultural narratives.
Kelvin Hair, second generation Highwaymen Artist, and son of one of the most famous of the original Highwaymen, Alfred Hair, will be hosting an opening reception, a series of exhibits, shows, and workshops, in Fort Lauderdale the first weekend in February to kick off black history month.
