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Source Notes is a living archive of essays and field observations by Tayyib Smith exploring cities, memory, Black presence, and cultural stewardship. It treats art as civic infrastructure and asks who decides what is preserved, funded, or forgotten.
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They forced Cherise Doyley to testify from a hospital bed.
Not metaphorically. Literally. A Black woman, lying on her side, tethered to m...
Visibility Is Institutional Language
If you have not yet made the short trip to the Brandywine Museum to see Jerrell Gibbs before it closes on March 1, I would strongly encourage you to do so. Not out of obligation, but out of care for the contemporary cultural moment we are l...
Reclaiming Our Future: People Centered Development vs Extraction in Philadelphia
Reclaiming Our Future: People Centered Development vs Extraction in Philadelphia
As Philadelphia debates the future of its neighborhoods, we need to confront an uncomfortable truth. The way we define value in urban development has never be...
Philadelphia Is Not Poor. It Is Poorly Designed.
A woman who works at one of our world-class hospitals takes two buses and a train to get to a job that helps keep people alive. She cannot afford to live near the institution that depends on her labor. A few blocks away from new luxury apar...
Creating my black future from freedom, social impact, and collective good
Source ; Black History Untold: Future Thanks to Sofiya Ballin
- By Tayyib Smith February 28, 2018
photo (Shawn Theodore)
Black people have always had to project themselves into the future because of the reality of their present. Ev...
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