Stop Smiling

Blackness…Finally Forgivable?

from the Stop Smiling Blog…. A Pugilist’s Pardon, Once Unforgivable Posted on: April 1, 2009 at 1:48 pm // MARGINALIA It’s Jack Johnson, 1 — Scooter Libby, zero. Senator John McCain delivers some straight talk we can believe in with the announcement this week that he is seeking a presidential pardon for the late Jack…

April 2, 2009

ayanacontreras

Book Reviews, Books, Commentary, Film and Television, Magazines, Printed Matters, Reviews

Black Journalists, boxing, jack johnson, Journalism, Kabuika Kamunga, Ken Burns, McCain, NABJ, National Association of Black Journalists, Obama, Printed Matters, Race, Stop Smiling, unforgivable blackness, vocalo, vocalo.org
Stop Smiling Magazine Issue Release Party

STOP SMILING (a magazine covering Film, Music, & Books that’s based dually in Chicago and New York) will celebrate the release of its new issue TONITE at the DESIGN WITHIN REACH North Ave storefront with DJs Ben Fasman and Logan Bay and free drinks. Come schmooze among fancy digs and take home a complimentary copy of the new…

March 19, 2009

ayanacontreras

Arts & Culture, Events, Magazines, Printed Matters

Al Green, Chicago press, David Lynch, Junot Diaz, magazines, Printed Matters, Ry Cooder, Stop Smiling