Joshua Myers, Author at CapitalBop

Joshua Myers

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Joshua Myers teaches Africana Studies at Howard University and edits A Gathering Together: Literary Journal. His most recent book is Of Black Study (Pluto, 2023).

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Interviews

‘Can I make this register in your body?’ Samora Pinderhughes on how music can reflect an ethic of care

Samora Pinderhughes has always been tuned in. In 2016 the vocalist and composer released The Transformations Suite, which housed...

December 4, 2024 0

Live reviews

‘He’s still here among us:’ Tyshawn Sorey celebrates Max Roach at the Library of Congress

Tyshawn Sorey Trio with Sandbox PercussionCoolidge Auditorium at the Library of CongressFriday, Nov. 22, 2024 There are many ways...

November 27, 2024 0

Features

Simple, honest, beautiful: On Brandon Woody’s sonic journey

To feel love is to be vulnerable and not have it held against you. This is one way that...

November 22, 2024 0

Interviews

‘Don’t write an opera, tell a story:’ Terence Blanchard’s path to ‘Fire Shut Up in My Bones’

New Orleanian musician Terence Blanchard is known for many things. Recently named a 2024 National Endowment for the Arts...

April 24, 2024 0

Features

Fight in Hell: How Jason Moran uplifts the legacy of James Reese Europe — and inspires action today

In May 1919, W.E.B. Du Bois penned one of his most famous editorials, “Returning Soldiers.” Having fought in the...

February 8, 2023 0

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