Gordon Parks, the American who observed Americans in Paris
Known for his photographs of the Civil Rights Movement, Gordon Parks spent two years in the French capital for Life Magazine, from 1949 to 1951. There, he captured images of American expatriate ...
Pharrell Williams’ Paris Art Exhibit Serves As ‘An Homage To Black Women’
Pharrell Williams is the mastermind behind a new art exhibition in Paris, France that he curated "to be an homage to Black ...
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Men's College Lacrosse: 2025 Title Chase
The 2025 college lacrosse season is fiercely competitive, with ten teams vying for NCAA tournament bids, showcasing ...
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Female Filmmakers in Focus: The Films of Euzhan Palcy
An interview with the groundbreaking filmmaker, one of the first major Black female voices in Hollywood cinema.
The Arrest of a Notorious Fugitive
He was traveling, driving a black Porsche Cayenne with French plates that had been reported stolen in the transalpine country ...
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French Department Hosts Lecture: ‘Josephine Baker, A Life of Contrasts’
By Brandon Fey, News Editor On Thursday, March 27, the French department hosted a discussion on Josephine Baker, an American-born entertainer and cultural icon who became renowned for her work in ...
Hello From a French Village That Recalls the U.S. as a Staunch Ally
French visitors are coming to Washington with an old U.S. battle flag and a plan to rekindle memories of the American soldiers who rescued their region during World War I.
“Everything is connected”: Simone Weil and Pope Francis on the human need for roots
The French philosopher and the Argentinian pontiff understood the dangers of being uprooteded from culture and collectivities ...