Rick Johnson 8 min A Mother Of Freedom: Amelia Boynton Robinson Although virtually unknown to most Americans, Amelia Boynton Robinson's life touched on so many aspects of the struggle for civil rights ...
Rick Johnson 1 min Art For The People: The Powerful Work Of Black-American-Mexican Artist, Elizabeth Catlett. Elizabeth Catlett, the celebrated U.S-born Black artist, sculptor, and activist, lived for 60 years in Mexico, her beloved adopted countr...
Rick Johnson 1 min Poetry For The People: Joy Harjo, Juan Felipe Herrera, And Tracy K. Smith Each U.S. Poet Laureate brings a unique voice to their role as "official poet" of the United States. The three most recent laureates cont...
Rick Johnson 2 min Indigenous Artists: Creating, Remaking, and Stretching The Visual World Across the world, indigenous artists are creating beautiful works of art and telling powerful stories. Hearts of Our People: Native Women...
Rick Johnson 1 min Women Of Courage Are Always There Despite gender stereotypes that often associate men with bravery, the courage of women is legendary and a constant leaven in human histor...
Rick Johnson 1 min Download Beautiful Free Posters Of Leading Female Scientists You can invite these amazing female scientific geniuses--from Brazil, China, Saudi Arabia, and across the globe--into your home or office...
Rick Johnson 1 min "I Will Find A Way To Do This! So Be It!" - Octavia E. Butler, W.E.B. DuBois, And Power To Be & Do Persevere. Strive. Learn. Feel. Perceive. Share. Find your power and use it. Octavia E. Butler's Self-Talk - Octavia Butler was the first...
Rick Johnson 2 min Female Trailblazers In Early Movie-Making Women played an important part in establishing cinema as an artistic medium – not merely by participating in crucial developments, but by...
Rick Johnson 1 min Human Migration: Resiliency, Courage, Hope, Determination...Real People. It's not easy to really comprehend what human migration across the planet really is. Perhaps that's why so many perceptions of migration ...
Rick Johnson 1 min Butterflies And The Woman Who Fought Superstitions About Them In the 1600's, it was thought that butterflies might be witches in disguise, out to curdle cream and butter, hence their name "buttervöge...
