Celeste Hamilton Dennis

A tribute to the Pointer Sisters

Celeste Hamilton Dennis
A tribute to the Pointer Sisters

The Pointer Sisters were four women from Oakland whose songs were everywhere in the 70s and 80s. Reporter Celeste Hamilton Dennis brings us a radio story about why the love for the Pointer Sisters is still going strong today.

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The Dental-Mental Connection: A Clinic in Oakland’s Chinatown Brings Mental Health Care to Dental Patients

Dentistry and the medical profession have long been siloed. But eight years ago, Asian Health Services in Oakland pioneered a new practice: screening dental patients for depression.

Mindsite News and Oaklandside

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The Dental-Mental Connection: A Clinic in Oakland’s Chinatown Brings Mental Health Care to Dental Patients
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The Unlikely Style Icon Teaching Older Women to Be Fashion Rebels

Judith Rizzio has spent a lifetime on the frontlines of feminism. She thinks there’s nothing more radical than women of a certain age declaring fashion is for them, too.

Narratively

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The Unlikely Style Icon Teaching Older Women to Be Fashion Rebels
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Those Who Leave and Those Who Are Left

Guyanese-American curator Grace Aneiza Ali talks about her exhibition Liminal Space at Harlem’s Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute in 2017, in which artists from Guyana and its Diaspora explore migration.

Contemporary And Magazine

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Those Who Leave and Those Who Are Left
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The Ms. Q&A: How Curator Grace Aneiza Ali is Reimagining “Women’s Work”

Ms. spoke with Ali about the importance of art and language in shaping how we think—and why “women’s work” should be expanded to include acts of resistance.

Ms. Magazine

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The Ms. Q&A: How Curator Grace Aneiza Ali is Reimagining “Women’s Work”