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Inside Villa Lewaro, The Estate of Madame CJ Walker, America's First Self-Made Black Female Millionaire

demetria lucas February 1, 2016

I received an email from a young woman who works for the National Trust for Historic Preservation. More or less it read, "Hey, you want to see Madam Walker's estate?"

The Trust, as they like to call it, was hosting a media tour of Villa Lewaro, the official name for the upstate New York estate of Madam C.J. Walker, the first self-made black female millionaire. Walker was a business pioneer who amassed her fortune developing beauty and hair products for black women.

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In United States, Old Houses Tags Villa Lewaro, Madame CJ Walker, Black Millionaires, National Trust for Historic Preservation

10 Reasons You Should Visit Santa Clara, CA, Host City for Super Bowl 50

demetria lucas February 1, 2016

Santa Clara, California is hosting the Super Bowl 2016 for the first time. Judging by the city’s official Instagram and government website, residents are stoked. The city is hosting a (sold out)  day long ‘Countdown to Kickoff’ celebration complete with fireworks and a celebrity football game. 

But not to worry. If you’re heading to Super Bowl 2016 to watch Cam Newton dab on ‘em, then there is plenty to do in the city before and after the big game. Here are the top 10 things to do when you decide to #SeeSomeSantaClara. — Marquaysa Battle

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In Historical Buldings, United States Tags Santa Clara, Super Bowl 50, California, Gridiron Glory, Triton Museum, historical landmarks, Saratoga, Mountain Winery, K1 Speed, Intel Museum, Winchester Mystery House, Koreatown, Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, Stan's Donut Shop, Mission Santa Clara

See Some Art: "Art for Social Justice" at Urban Zen (NYC)

demetria lucas January 31, 2016

I swung by Art for Amnesty's  "Art for Social Justice" exhibit at Urban Zen after seeing it flood my timeline on Friday night. I missed the opening night (private) festivities (and Usher and Donna Karan). Womp. 

Luckily, I swung by on Saturday, not even knowing that 1) there was an event for the exhibit featuring the actual artists and; 2) the exhibit was only open to the public for ONE day. 

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In See Some Art, United States Tags Art for Social Justice, Urban Zen, #blacklivesmatter, Eric Garner, Donna Karan
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