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On Sundays from March to the end of July in 1913, thousands of striking silk workers climbed a hill in Haledon, New Jersey, to hear their organizers speak from the second-floor balcony of a house belonging to a family of Italian immigrants. That house, the Botto House, is now the American Labor Museum.
When the Ritz Theatre Company raises the curtain on Trolls and Men on Friday, October 9, the audience will be watching something no one has seen before: a world premiere about a small Norwegian theatre company that refused to be silenced during the Nazi occupation. The play's director, Lori Aleixo-Howard, is also the Ritz's full-time Director of Development, and she wears both hats with evident pleasure.
Huck Smith's second essay collection almost had a different name. For most of its life the manuscript was called Raider at the Door, after his dog, and people kept assuming he had written a thriller.
Don Kerry Formeus was born on November 7, 1993, in Grande-Desdunes, in the Artibonite department. He is a singer-songwriter and rapper in the Haitian Baptist evangelical community of the United States.
Himler Dort, 23, is a young man passionate about writing, reading and sports. Currently in college majoring in Nursing Science, in an interview with CreARTivity Magazine, Himler shared his writing journey with us.
