BLACK SPACES, JUNETEENTH 2022 ISSUE
Amirah Cunningham Amy Sherald
Kerry James Marshall
PLACES, & FACES. Amber N. Ford
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CONTENTS 1 COVER 3 INTRODUCTION 6 IG LUNCH 9 FREEDOM FRIDAY 10 SOUL CHECK + PLAYLIST 18 READING ROOM LAUNCH 19 TEAM FEATURES 23 VIBES + STUFF 28 MIND, CONNECTION, SPIRIT 31 BACK COVER 2
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BLACK SPACES, PLACES, & FACES
Olalekan Jeyifous. Plant Seeds Grow Blessings. 2020
"You only are free when you realize you belong no place — you belong every place — no place at all. The price is high. The reward is great.” — Maya Angelou
Dear Comrade, On June 19, 1865, federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas to formally declare the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. The spirit of Juneteenth is not only a celebration of collective liberation, it also brings to light that injustice is bound by geography, and embedded in the structures built around us. On global and local scales, the interconnectedness of our collective injustices is keenly felt. How intimate or distant we are to these injustices is determined by how we are positioned in relation to one another, our place, and how we take and create space. Linking social and spatial injustices, Bryan C. Lee of the multidisciplinary non-profit organization, Colloqate Design, writes, “For nearly every injustice in the world, there’s an architecture that sustains it.” With doom scrolling as a seemingly unavoidable anathema of our times, this interconnectedness enables these intimate forms: of injustice, of violence, of resistance, and of hope, possibility and justice. 3
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BLACK SPACES, PLACES, & FACES Capital-A Architecture emerged as a building practice in the West during the colonial project, and its methods and practices are applied universally worldwide. Slabs of concrete can turn into monuments that can embody high octane vessels of power – herculean, visible, and eternal. In the practice of collective building a just world, it is imperative to cast light on the histories hiding in plain sight. These stories exist as barely-perceptible traces within the archives. Who are the memory-keepers of these stories, and what are the containers that bear their memories? The act of remembering becomes spatial.
Three Black Towns: An Excerpt from Black Landscapes Matter
The architect, designer, academic, and activist Mabel O. Wilson states that we must confront these “difficult histories”. Her notion of radical repair transforms the built environment by creating new sensibilities and aesthetics rooted in the context of history and cultural memory. Landscape architect Walter Hood, declares that Black Landscapes Matter. Black landscapes matter because these interlocking systems of enslavement, segregation, redlining, police brutality, and mass incarceration have been spatialized in plantations, segregated cities, and institutions of confinement.
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BLACK SPACES, PLACES, & FACES Black landscapes matter because Black people, Black aesthetics, and Black sensibilities have contributed to the history of the United States, and the history of the world. In the making and maintenance of the built environment, there are no singular stories, and there are no singular spaces. Our built environment gestures us to future possibilities through a kind of building that remembers, repairs, and transforms. The value of Black Spaces can’t be overstated. The American Economic Association conducted a study on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s census data and discovered that Black farmers lost $326 billion of farmland during the 20th century. Physical loss of land aside, that type of space had so many material and immaterial resources that came with it. Outside of physical structures, Black Space takes on many forms and meanings but the significance of those spaces remains consistent. Black Spaces are integral to cultivating community, spurring political action and coalition building, and creating counter-narratives and joy. In the spirit of world-building in all forms, TSAL TEAM
Models from the Grandassa Model agency in 1968, part of the "Black Power" exhibition at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
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TSAL is honored to bring back our Intergenerational Lunches! Check out a recap from 2021 + consider joining us for year two as we sit at the feet of our elders to guide our path forward.
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FREEDOM FRIDAY Connect with us the last Friday of the month July until September!
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
"Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are highlight the physical space(s) that To the importance of embody joy and liberation for you? remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
AMBER The DeepRoots Experience! It is an art gallery focused on Black artists to showcase their work unapologetically.
BENJAMIN Yosemite valley in California! I recently had the opportunity to hike and explore Yosemite National Park, a majestic place preserved for posterity. While our national parks have a complicated and even contentious history, I believe nature can be a space for liberation.
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
BRANDON Gatewood Home/Share! It is a multi-use space located on 185th + Lakeshore. The space is owned by Mr. Don + Mrs. Marlene Allen who host line dancing, karaoke, coworking sessions, and private events including live concerts!
LISTEN TO BRANDON'S VOICE MEMO HERE
DOMINIQUE Any open space surrounded by nature brings me joy, no matter where it is in the world. I feel liberated in nature because I'm reminded that no matter what happens, no one and nothing can take away my connection to the earth, my ability to feel a breeze or inhale the aromas of the flowers and trees.
Henniker, NH; Los Angeles, CA; Seattle, WA, Auburn, NH
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
EVELYN The Cleveland Cultural Gardens at Rockefeller Park AND anywhere in proximity to my people especially my ma + pa. I grew up hearing my dad's dream of living in Mill Creek Park in Youngstown, Ohio. So it was a dream to buy a house in the Glenville neighborhood directly across the street from Cleveland Cultural Gardens at Rockefeller Park. I walk the gardens at least 100 days a year + find so much serenity in their beauty and importantly safety + comfort in the black community that surround the gardens.
JENINA My grandmother's (Ma) garden is a place that I always have tucked in my memory with being so far from home in Apalit. For most of my childhood, I was raised by my grandparents, Ma and Tang, because my parents worked during the day. Most of my childhood was spent in this garden where we would play games with my cousins, eat meryenda, and people watched. I even sold grapes outside the garden as a lesson in business with my cousin at one point... Despite the years passed, my grandmother's garden maintains its pink hue and continues to be adorned with different plants, flowers, and religious figurines. It's proudly maximalist without appearing excessive, making it the ideal place to be indulgently nostalgic when I come back home. Both as a memory and a physical place, Ma's garden is the place of joy I constantly return to. It's where I feel most at home.
SKETCHES OF MA'S GARDEN
LISTEN TO JENINA'S VOICE MEMO HERE
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
"Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are highlight the physical space(s) that To the importance of embody joy and liberation for you? remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
DR. MARTHA A space from my past that was not necessarily liberating but worthy of remembering is my family’s home in the Dante Projects in Buffalo, New York. While looking at the picture, I’m struck by how space can influence, shape or define a worldview. Current spaces of joy and liberation are open spaces where I’m learning how I'm connected to nature and to the earth. LISTEN TO DR. MARTHA'S VOICE MEMO HERE
MAURA My answer to the soul check is a place called Jericoacoara in the state of Ceará, Brazil. I've attached a picture of me jumping off of a sand dune to show a moment of joy and liberation for me, and why I selected this place. Jericoacoara is a beach hidden behind sand dunes in northeast Brazil, a place I was lucky enough to visit several years ago. This is the most beautiful place I've ever been, simultaneously incredibly remote and a place where I felt deeply connected to the world. This picture is me jumping off of a sand dune into what looked like nothingness, but was in reality a soft landing to more sand below. My friend captured the moment of great joy and of liberation from so much of what had been holding me back, especially my need to know the ground below me was solid at all times. I hold on to this picture for moments when I'm holding on too tightly, so I can remember what it feels like to joyfully leap into whatever it is that's next.
LISTEN TO MAURA'S VOICE MEMO HERE
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
"Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are highlight the physical space(s) that To the importance of embody joy and liberation for you? remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
MORDECAI My Grama’s barbershop—Al-Kartin Barber Salon in Mount Pleasant. My sister + I spent our summers at the shop, learning the family business, avoiding whoopins + selling snacks to “earn our keep”…most of all, I saw how important these communal spaces are. Before I had the language to describe a “third place” I knew what love could look like in public.
SETH The thing that came to mind is Halde Rheinelbe, which is one of several monuments on former slag heaps in Germany's Ruhr region. Part of joy + liberation is celebrating culture + identity unapologetically and fighting back on the idea that communities should feel shame for challenges that are really part of broader, structural, global change. I think there's a lot of power in reclaiming local narrative.
LISTEN TO SETH'S VOICE MEMO HERE
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
"Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that To highlight the importance of embody joy and liberation for what you? remembering and memory, are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
SHAMMAS The Cuyahoga Valley National Park and Acadia National Park are places that represent joy and liberation to me. The simplicity reflected in these natural environments (near and far) brings a sense of calm and a sense of freedom.
LISTEN TO SHAMMAS' VOICE MEMO HERE
TREVOR There are spaces I enjoy that are beautiful, fun, bold, natural, public... But the answer I keep returning to is wherever there's a critical mass of queer folks, I feel joyous + free. It's about the community around me.
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SOUL CHECK QUESTION "Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black"
"Our struggle is also a struggle of memory against forgetting.” ― bell hooks, Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black
To highlight the importance of remembering and memory, what are the physical space(s) that To highlight the importance of embody joy and liberation for what you? remembering and memory, are the physical space(s) that embody joy and liberation for you?
Kerry James Marshall
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman (1959)
TRISTEN My answer is my grandmother's table. When family and friends are gathered around her table, it always exudes joy and love. I think a lot about these types of community gatherings and how sustaining they are to my own journey but also for movements and moments of liberation. My grandmother was born in 1936 in South Carolina and she used to tell stories about the importance of harvest and bringing together the food and people that you have in your life for nourishment, fellowship, celebration, bereavement, and gratefulness. That table physically and metaphorically is the story of how a Black matriarch served everyone she touched. Sometimes liberation is the love that is spread through the world from our grandmother's tables.
LISTEN TO TRISTEN'S VOICE MEMO HERE
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MIXTAPE SONGS OF LIBERATION
Music has been instrumental in the fight for freedom and from spirituals to the blues to rap albums. It is impossible to imagine Black culture without Black music . This month in honor of Juneteenth, enjoy our historiography of freedom songs that span the test of time. Artist: Adrian Brandon
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TEAM FEATURE DOMINIQUE MILLER
Conversation led by Seth Beattie, Senior Director of Strategic Intiatives at ThirdSpace
Senior Fellow, Research + Engagement, Reimagining Community Development Tell us a little bit about yourself. What kind of work were you doing before you started at ThirdSpace? My background spans across performing arts management, arts education, and creative placemaking. I've spent my adulthood seeking spaces where creativity and the arts are tools for promoting social justice and catalyzing change. My previous job was in higher education where I managed community art classes, a certificate in creative placemaking program, and developed a startup strategy for the new performing arts center at the college. I also began working on a community engaged mural program and have served as co-chair of the NH Creative Communities Network. What are you looking forward to most in your new role at ThirdSpace? Developing strategies for companies with significant resources and influence to be a positive force for racial equity in the United States (and beyond). What's something you do to recharge or relax? It's difficult to pick one thing so here is a flurry of words: pray, meditate, read, draw, photograph nature, nap, dance, sing badly and loudly. What's one other thing you'd like folks to know about you? I am passionate about Boyz II Men and bacon, and have engaged in serious debates about both. On a serious note (though I was quite serious about that), I really believe our collective task on earth is to develop personally and help one another as best we can. I do my best to live by that so it's important that my job, along with other parts of my life, are in service to and with others. Unity is crucial to defeating injustice. 19
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TEAM FEATURE #EERS22: RETHINKING EVIDENCE KEYNOTE: THE POLITICS OF DATA: CONTEXTUALIZING AND VALUING METRICS AND NARRATIVES
EVELYN BURNETT, THIRDSPACE ACTION LAB CEO AND CO-FOUNDER Watch the recap of the Evelyn's keynote for the annual conference of the Eastern Evaluation Research Society here. Credits to TSAL's Intersectional Equity Consultant, Brandon Wafford and Policy Consultant, Shammas Malik for supporting the preparation of this keynote!
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TEAM FEATURE RECAP: PB IN ACTION
BY TREVOR POLLACK, TSAL DIRECTOR OF PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
TSAL hosted Participatory Budgeting Cleveland (PB CLE)'s "PB in Action" engagement + activation event on May 15. More than 60 residents from wards across the city showed up to practice PB and make their voices heard about how public dollars should be spent. TSAL is a proud endorser of the PB CLE campaign and eager to see this experiment in community collaboration + deep democracy take root in Cleveland!
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Northeast Ohio Black Business Dashboard Prototype
Created by TSAL's Intersectional Equity Consultant, Brandon Wafford, and social media intern Tristen Hall, the NE Ohio Black Business dashboard prototype features interactive visuals for the identification of Black business and the tracking of various metrics such as economic performance and industry diversity. At its prototype stage, the dashboard features three interactive visuals: 1. Geographic map that plots businesses with physical locations 2. A tree map of the online businesses 3. A bubble pack of the industries of all the business featured (with a legend identifying the color code)
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VIBES + STUFF LOCAL PROFILES & ORGANIZATIONS TO CHECK-OUT!
Courtney Covers Cleveland
Karamu House
Mid-Town Cleveland
Deep Roots
Maroon Arts Groups
Real Black Friday
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WHAT'S NEW
TSAL OPPORTUNITIES PAGE LINK TO OUR OPPORTUNITY PAGE HERE TSAL and Little Giant Creative LEAD HISTORIAN CCC
MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON Collaborating with the CCC project team and Little Giant Creative and partnering closely with the CCC historian team and other various scholars and community members, the Lead Historian will lead research and synthesis of academic scholarship, and advise the CCC Project Team on how to connect oral histories (CCC Stories Interviews) to the key thematic storylines to be integrated into the CCCM historical timeline.
Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park VP OF EDUCATION
LEARN MORE If you are an outstanding and creative educator with a passion for expanding the boundaries of the learning experience well beyond the classroom environment, and someone with a commitment to engaging diverse learners at all levels with life enriching opportunities, we are looking for you! Your expertise and interests would be well suited to drive the educational programming at the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park in its effort to further reveal the beauty and riches of this 33,000 acre National Park.
moCa Cleveland ENGAGEMENT DIRECTOR
LEARN MORE The Engagement Director (ED) leads the development, execution, and evaluation of moCa’s audience engagement strategies and educational initiatives to help grow, steward, and sustain audiences. Based on moCa’s mission, strategic goals, and DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility) commitments, the ED executes this work using various approaches such as direct visitor support, in-person and digital public programs, community partnerships, on and offsite hands-on experiences, and interpretive content. 22 24
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VIBES + STUFF The Hildebrant Artist Collective Dates: May 28 - June 18 Location: 2619 Walton Ave Cleveland, OH There will be an art exhibition featuring Antonio Foushee, Jordan Byrd, + Michelle Janosky at 2619 Walton Ave Cleveland, OH. The show opened on May 28th at 6pm and will be on display until June 18th. Antonio is a Chocolate City Cleveland (CCC) interviewee and friend of ThirdSpace! Stay tuned for more CCC stories.
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VIBES + STUFF COMMUNITY BUILDING MOVEMENTS: A POWER SHARING DIALOGUE
Date: Thursday, June 30 at 5:30 p.m. Location: Morning Star Baptist Church 10250 Shaker Blvd Cleveland, Ohio 44104 There is growing proof that our zip code can better determine our health than our own DNA. Factors such as social connections, financial security, and lack of resources can prevent a person from reaching their best health—with racism and classism as the major barriers. While policy and systems change are long term solutions, more attention can be given to grassroots strategies. That is why we are highlighting local efforts that demonstrate the resiliency and strength of community power-building in achieving health equity. Doors open at 4:30pm with light refreshments. The event begins at 5:30pm. This is a FREE public event. Registration is encouraged, but not required.
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VIBES + STUFF JUNETEENTH EVENTS CALENDAR FRIDAY,JUNE 17
IG LUNCH
FREEDOM FRIDAY
SATURDAY, JUNE 18 MX. JUNETEENTH
FREEDOM FEST
SUNDAY,JUNE 19
RUNTEENTH
FATHER'S DAY BRUNCH
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
FREEDOM DAY ART INSTALLATION
FREEDOM DAY CELEBRATION
JUNETEENTH: VILLAGE OF WOODMERE
MOCHA LOVE FEST
JUNETEENTH JUBILEE
BIRTH OF A NEW LEGACY
ME: YOU
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MIND
The Intellectual Work
READ JOSEPH HENRY AND POOJA AGRAWAL OF SOUND ADVICE ON MUSIC, INEQUALITY, AND ARCHITECTURE Deem Journal | Sound x Advice "The architecture and wider spatial practice landscape that we operate within tends to be selfreferential and academic. We wanted to connect with people in a different way, to expand the reference palette and widen the canon. For us, music was the expression and culture that brought us together as friends and therefore it seemed obvious to center it within our first collaboration. It was our hunch that it could help us grow and expand our networks through the discussion of fundamental challenges that we all face, be it the lack of housing for people who need it most or structural racism in our institutions."
LISTEN BLACK LIVES NEXT DOOR Center for Mason Legacies
"Black Lives Next Door is a project of the Center for Mason Legacies (CML), an interdisciplinary and collaborative research center established by the University Libraries and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The Center's mission is to preserve and explore the legacies of George Mason IV (17251792), his ancestors and heirs, and the people he enslaved. To advance this work, CML supports students who critically examine the past and present influences of our university namesake through scholarly research, public history, teaching innovation, and community outreach." 28
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CONNECTION The Community Work
LISTEN "UVA PRESS PRESENTS" INTERVIEW WITH WALTER HOOD AND GRACE MITCHELL TADA ON BLACK LANDSCAPES MATTER Walter Hood
"The question "Do black landscapes matter?" cuts deep to the core of American history. From the plantations of slavery to contemporary segregated cities, from freedman villages to northern migrations for freedom, the nation’s landscape bears the detritus of diverse origins. Black landscapes matter because they tell the truth. In this vital new collection, acclaimed landscape designer and public artist Walter Hood assembles a group of notable landscape architecture and planning professionals and scholars to probe how race, memory, and meaning intersect in the American landscape."
EXPLORE BLACK SOUND LAB Dr. Allie Martin & Armond Dorsey Digital Humanities and Social Engagement Cluster at Dartmouth College
"The Black Sound Lab, housed in the Digital Humanities and Social Engagement Cluster at Dartmouth College, is a newly formed research environment dedicated to the intersections of Black sonic life and digital work. The dual missions of the BSL are to work towards the decriminalization of Black sound and to amplify Black life through digital practice. "
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SPIRIT The Soul Work
EXPLORE DARK LABORATORY: BLACK X INDIGENOUS ECOLOGIES Dr. Tao Leigh Goffe
"The Dark Laboratory is an independent research organization, tech collective, and design studio. The lab’s philosophy is inspired by the ethos of Toni Morrison’s Playing in the Dark. We imagine the Western hemisphere as a haunted house founded on stolen land and built through the labor of stolen lives. As a collective of technologists, scholars, artists, and theorists who are also storytellers, we center the study of race and ecologies. "
READ NEEMA GITHERE AND ETHEL TAWE: AFROPRESENTISM Bomb Magazine
"The theorist and artist, who both make work for digital spaces, discuss healing data trauma, transcending time, and embodying Githere’s concept of Afropresentism. My earliest definition for Afropresentism was that it was a genre fusing archival, documentary, and fine arts through new media in the expression of an Afrofuturist lived reality. [...] What does it mean to be an African body that has survived until this point—that has survived centuries of genocide and erasure and colonization, to still be here now? What are we doing with that legacy right now? And time is essential, it’s a core part of that." 30
Artist: Ethel Tawe
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