Curator
Glenda R. Taylor, Ph.D. (ABD)
Associate Curator
Mary J. Taylor, M.S.
Website
Design & Layout
Glenda R. Taylor
Mary J. Taylor
Technician & Troubleshooter
Amanda Crews
Gallery 1
Music: “Monkoto” (Incompetech.com)
Kevin Macleod
Photographers
Christina Carradona
Amanda Crews
Glenda R. Taylor
Gallery 2
Music: “Savannah” Sketch (Incompetech.com)
Kevin Macleod
Photographers
Christina Carradona
Amanda Crews
Glenda R. Taylor
Gallery 3
Copy Editors
Oswald Bunbury, Sr., M.S.
Mary J. Taylor, M.S.,
Music
Amanda Crews
Gallery 4
Music: “Western Hero” Andy Slatter
Artist: Izell Glover
Gallery 5
Contributors
Marva Allen
Jade D. Banks
Harriet Collins
Janice Dejoie
Frances Greer
Helen McCoy
Gloria Murphy
Grace O’Neil
Margaree Stewart
Anita Vega
Glenda R. Taylor
Mary J. Taylor
Image Technician
Anita Vega
Music: “Whimsy Groove” (Incompetetch.com)
Kevin Macleod
Advisors
Mohammed Dibassy
Sedou Dibassy
Chekh Diop
Abou Diallo
Loree Miltich, Ph.D.
Nyabinghi
Mousa Olare
Shay Taylor
Biographies
Glenda
R.
Taylor
is
a
scholar,
poet,
author
and
cultural
historian
who
has
an
extensive
knowledge
of
African
American
history
and
culture.
She
is
currently
working
on
her
doctorate
degree
in
Interdisciplinary
Studies
with
a
concentration
in
American
History
&
Culture.
Her
dissertation
is
a
study
of
how
Michael
Jackson
in
the
tradition
of
African
American
artists
have
used
his
artistic
voice
to
promote
social
change.
Taylor’s
books
include:
Jalimuso’s
Drum,
Waves
of
consciousness,
Black
America
Cried
and
Blind Light.
Mary
J.
Taylor
is
a
retired
administrator
from
Medgar
Evers
College
of
the
City
University
of
New
York.
She
received
her
Associate
of
Arts
degree
in
Humanities;
her
Bachelor
of
Arts
degree
in
English
and
her
Master
of
Science
degree
in
Counseling.
Taylor
is
the
recipient
of
awards
and
certificates
which
include
the
City
University
of
New
York
(CUNY)
Performance
Excellence
Award;
the
Brooklyn
College
Graduate
Student
Organization
Outstanding
Service
to
the
College
Community
Award;
the
Fannie
Lou
Hamer
Award;
the
George
Cureton
Award;
and
a
special
Certificate
for
Outstanding
Achievement
from
Mayor
David
Dinkins.
Taylor
is
the
co-editor
of
The
Secrets
of
Success:
The
Black
Man’s
Perspective
and
Truth
Beyond
Illusion:
African American Women 1860s-1950s.