Steph Curry’s upcoming picture book about self-acceptance called “I Am Extraordinary” is the sequel to his previous 2022 work “I Have A Superpower.” It tells the inspiring tale of a spirited young girl named Mila, who sports a charming afro hairstyle. As she embarks on her journey, Mila grapples with self-doubt about having to wear hearing […]
At the newly opened International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, the exhibition Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth. is a poignant representation of the Black men who are often not acknowledged in society.
For four years, Kevon Chisolm and his 16-year-old son, Kamari, have been organizing online summer camps for children through their non-profit organization, Junior Wallstreeters, Inc. These camps provide an excellent opportunity to maintain learning and create a fun, engaging environment where students can acquire wealth-building concepts alongside peers who share similar interests. The course, titled […]
New Orleans native Maya Cade began her mission of curating the Black Film Archive in 2021. Her goal was to challenge the prevailing and inaccurate belief that Black films primarily revolve around slavery and trauma. Instead of shaming those who held this misconception, Cade aimed to present the truth: Black films have always explored a […]
In today’s rapidly evolving media landscape, independent filmmaking has become an empowering medium for Black artists to bring their stories to life. As the demand for diverse and authentic storytelling grows, gaining recognition as an independent filmmaker has become more important than ever. This blog post will explore strategies and key steps that can help […]
The late Robert L. Douglas, an esteemed artist hailing from Louisville, made a profound impact on the art world throughout his extensive career spanning over six decades. Renowned as a master draftsman, painter, sculptor, and mentor, he inspired generations of artists and scholars. In 1967, Douglas co-founded the Louisville Art Workshop, a crucial platform for […]
The accolades continue to roll in for Silver & Gold, as it’s been announced that the series has been named an official selection of the upcoming 5th annual New Jersey Web festival. The Jaro Media presented series is no stranger to acclaim, having amassed over 20 nominations from 10 different film festivals since its debut in October […]
The Mint Museum in Charlotte is currently hosting a captivating exhibition called “The Vault,” curated by Jessica Gaynelle Moss. This exhibition brings to light the private collections of four distinguished Black art collectors in Charlotte: Judy and Patrick Diamond, Nina and James Jackson, Christy and Quincy Lee, and Cheryse and Christopher Terry. The showcase presents […]
The controversy surrounding Ta-Nehisi Coates’ acclaimed book “Between the World and Me” in the Lexington-Richland District 5 School Board meeting in South Carolina is disheartening. Coates wrote this book as a heartfelt letter to his teenage son, delving into the experiences of being Black in America, making it a significant work on racial issues. The […]
Podcasts have become a powerful medium for amplifying voices and perspectives, allowing for meaningful conversations and storytelling. In the realm of Black podcasts, JARO has played a crucial role in empowering Black creators and providing a space for authentic self-expression. In this blog post, we celebrate the rise of Black podcasts and explore how they […]