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The article examines the documentary "Made In Ethiopia," screening at the Tribeca Festival, which portrays the impact of a Chinese corporate entity on a small farming community in Ethiopia. It discusses the struggles faced by the locals, the loss of land, and the questionable benefits of economic development brought by foreign investment, prompting reflections on the historical patterns of imperialism and exploitation.

The article reviews a dance and music showcase by Abdel Salaam, at Brooklyn Academy of Music's Howard Gilman Opera House, in New York City.

The article focuses on the 26th anniversary of the Harlem Book Fair (HBF), celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance with the theme of "literary revolution" on September 7, 2024 in Harlem, New York City.

The article offers information on the Harlem Week 2024 events, highlighting topics such as climate change, food and film, senior citizens, and economic development. The events, which take place from August 7 to 15, include a variety of activities, including conferences, markets, runs, and exhibitions, showcasing the best of Harlem's people, history, and culture.

The article highlights how acclaimed director Sam Pollard has been working on a documentary to capture diverse personal stories from the 1977 New York City blackout, aiming to provide a fuller historical perspective. Topics discussed include Pollard's intention to explore both violence and positive community responses, the project's reliance on public archives, and the historical context of New York City in 1977.

The article reviews a concert by musician aden at Jazz Lincoln Center's Appel Room in New York City, on March 22, 2024, featuring performances by spoken word artist Mahogany Browne and trumpeter Theo Drucker with his band Dream Manifest.

The article discusses the "Tribeca Film Festival 2024", in New York City, from June 5 to 16, 2024.

The article reviews a dance performance "Buscando a Juan" by Ballet Hispanico at City Center in New York from April 25-27, 2024.

The article discusses the 31st edition of the New York African Film Festival at Lincoln Center (FLC) in New York from May 8-14. 2024.

The article reviews the opera performance titled "COTTON" by Denyce Graves and Justin Austin at the 92nd Street Y in Kaufmann Concert Hall in New York, U.S.

The article reviews the opera production "COTTON," by Justin Austin at the 92nd Street Y in New York City.

The article focuses on the celebration of pioneering Black poet Phillis Wheatley by Lincoln Center and AFRO PUNK, highlighting her journey from enslavement to becoming the first African-descended person to publish a book of poetry. Topics include the upcoming tribute event, Wheatley's impact on American literature, and reflections from contemporary artists and scholars on her enduring legacy and challenges she faced.

The article reviews the exhibition "The Calling: The Transformative Power of African-American Doll and Puppet Making" at City Lore, New York, showcasing the work of folkloric artists who use handmade dolls and puppets to convey a continuum of African-American history & culture.

The article provides information about "In Common: New Approaches with Romare Bearden," an exhibition and symposium presented by The New School, New York, featuring works by Romare Bearden and contemporary artists.

The article discusses the 30th anniversary of the film "A Bronx Tale," which has been re-released in Ultra High-Definition with new interviews featuring its director and star, Robert De Niro, and writer and star, Chazz Palminteri.

The article focuses on the HBO documentary "Donyale Luna: Supermodel," which explores the life of Donyale Luna, the world's first Black supermodel, her complex identity, and the challenges she faced in the modeling industry in the 1960s. Topics include Luna's ambiguous racial background, her pursuit of acceptance in the industry, and the impact of her legacy on subsequent Black models.

The article reviews the Tribeca Film Festival 2023 held in Tribeca, New York from June 7-18, 2023.

The article reviews celebration of Black Music History by the Harlem Chamber Players (HCP) on June 9, 2023 with concert Harlem Songfest II at Miller Theatre at Columbia University on June 9, 2023.

The article focuses on the life and activism of Ruby Duncan, an African American mother of six who became a prominent figure in the welfare rights movement.