Terry Santiel: An Architect of Soul
October 9, 2024
Terry Santiel, a legendary percussionist hailing from South Central Los Angeles, continues to leave an indelible mark on the music industry.
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South L.A. families and community members came together for KIPP Scholar Academy’s Annual Winter Concert
January 24, 2019
KIPP Scholar Academy in South L.A., hosted its Annual Winter Concert, featuring performances from diverse, local middle school students
Comic Book Artist Goes from Superheroes to Civil Rights
August 9, 2018
People familiar with the 2013 graphic novel “March” and its two sequels already know that Lewis’ illustrated history of his role in the civil rights movement became a sensation. Despite critics who thought a “comic book” was too pulpy for an elder statesman’s story, it triumphed on the New York Times best-seller list. The third installation went on to win the National Book Award, a first for a graphic novel.