BA ANGELU YA MOYINDO The Angelu ya Moyindo is a Carnival celebration of African American identity. Translated as Black Angels, Ba Angelu ya Moyindo is predicated and dictates the Carnival celebration as African ancestry through a parade tradition encompassing music, movement, and costumes. Ba Angelu ya Moyindo represents strength, beauty, and wisdom. Through the Carnival celebration, Ba Angelu Ya Moyindo, we have shaped an artistic expression of communal language and identity grounded in...

Mieux Vivre Aujourd’hui! is a performance art and literary project. The work questions the collective, inherited memory of the enslavement of African people in America and the Caribbean. It also explores how people of African descent relied on cultural repositories—our spirituality, material arts, music, dance, and rituals to survive! These artistic cultural practices symbolically challenged and resisted slavery, protested post-slavery inequalities, and respond to today’s sociopolitical...

Yes, we are celebrating.