community – 95 Golden Substance & Culture Magazine

who wants to stand in front?

My Indigenous philosophy in developing identity while coming to terms with land separation in modern times. Lots of things remain the same while some things changed rapidly. How can one realize family in a land where they want the mixing pot to stay separated. Break the egg mix the yolk. The whitewashing of Red skinnedContinue reading “who wants to stand in front?”

New music video by Thrive DaSun-upstream

Tell Ah Ras the album will be released soon

What’s Your Perspective Art Installation at the Riverside Arts Musuem

Lady-Byrd… “green heart emoji” followed by a cancer crabbIE patty and those butterfly freckles. Much love “ghetto?!? SUPERSTAR! You’re so much more than that…remember that next time when you feel that shift of the time. Flap your wings with love at the rate of which you decide to travel…You know how I felt walking inContinue reading “What’s Your Perspective Art Installation at the Riverside Arts Musuem”

Tell Ah Ras will be released in August

95 Golden Substance & Culture Magazine at UCR ARTS thursday MAY 22, 2025

Thrive DaSun will be performing live with DJ Nanlib Invasion in the California Museum of Photography. This historic display of fine contemporary Black Arts will take place in the Barbara & Art Culver Center of the Arts building. The Barbara And Art Culver Center of the Arts building is located at 3824 Main Street, DowntownContinue reading “95 Golden Substance & Culture Magazine at UCR ARTS thursday MAY 22, 2025”

Got the munchies?!? Getaway Cafe is the place to be

Getaway Cafe is right across the street from the UCR soccer and softball fields on Canyon Crest Dr. It’s a dim lit sports bar with pool tables and a patio. They serve burgers, pizzas, wings, sandwiches, carne fries, burritos, and other delicious munchies eats. When I returned to UCR to complete my undergraduate studies inContinue reading “Got the munchies?!? Getaway Cafe is the place to be”

Celebrating the history of the African American community in Riverside’s Eastside

This historical exhibition was a month long celebration. It all began January 12, 2025 at the Civil Rights Institute in Downtown Riverside. Jazz band Silent Touch played their first show together in over 43 years.