#jamiyla

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As a thirty-year-old adult, sitting in Ummi’s kitchen, listening to her tell me these stories, I still felt like a child. I had lived on my own since I was nineteen, but I spent years feeling intimidated by her and one link away from being close to her. Figuring out the right thing to say that wouldn’t sound disgruntled or begrudging was a challenge, because I was both at the time. —N. Jamiyla Chisholm/The Community: A Memoir

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Maison Margiela Artisanal 2024: ‘Nighthawk’ (1h14:23)

Based on an Original Concept by John Galliano. Directed by Sasha Kasiuha.

Artistic Image Director - Alexis Roche. Styling Défilé - Olivier Rizzo. Casting Director - Jess Hallett.

Make Up & Make Up Concept - Dame Pat Mcgrath. Hair & Hair Concept - Duffy.

Défilé Movement Director - Pat Boguslawski. Défilé Shoes By Christian Louboutin For Maison Margiela Artisanal

Invitation Design Direction – Olu Odukoya. Nighthawk Poster - Tom Kan

Sound Direction And Design - Jeremy Healy With Tom Linden & Cheekypaul

Production / Paris - 109. Film Premiere Production - La Mode en Images. Livestream and Défilé video direction - Bureau Future

Voice-over Of Mr. Galliano Conducted By Anders Christian Madsen

Voice-over Of Mr. Galliano Recorded By Tayo Popoola

Voiceovers By Joseph Bader (Soho Voices)

Voiceovers By Jamiyla Ocasio (Damn Good Voices)

Cast:

Abdrahamane Tambadou

Achol Ayor

Alvar Af Schulten

Anna Iris Dobson

Antoine Brabant

Canlan Wang

Charlotte Hommes

Chuol Khan Dak

Colette Kanza

Daimy Van Betuw

Dara Gueye

Diya Zhang

Dugyeong Kim

Elise Schmidt

Eliza Petersen

Emeline Hoareau

Finlay Robinson

Frederic Bittner

Gwendoline Christie

Hamin Yu

Hannah Motler

Jill Kortleve

Jordan Barrett

Julia Nobis

Jum Kuochnin

Kim Kardashian

Léa Julian

Leo Levy

Leon Dame

Lina Zhang

Lucky Love

Lulu Tenney

Lydia Celesta

Maggie Maurer

Mamuor Majeng

Maya Sieron

Michael Zielinski

Monica Bellucci

Naomi Apajok

Natasha Poonawalla

Nyaduola Gabriel

Nyakier Buong

Olga Sherer

Rachel Renou

Rejoice Chuol

Rezi Simonova

Sanija Dalecka

Sascha Rajasalu

Sherry Shi

Tess Mcmillan

Thomas Riguelle

Tish Weinstock

Valentine Charrasse

Vika Shoom

Yeray Allgayer

Yilan Hua

Yulia Bezryadina

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The Community: A Memoir by N. Jamiyla Chisholm [REVIEW]

SYNOPSIS An arresting and emotional memoir about a family’s indoctrination into a religious cult, a daughter coming to terms with a parent’s devastating choices, and the trials ahead in post-9/11 New York.In 1978, when Jamiyla was two years old, her mother, Ummi, quit her job, converted to Islam with her husband, and moved into an exclusive Muslim society in Brooklyn. Once inside the Community,…

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Carnival - Jamiyla Lowe

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Jamiyla Lowe’s fantastical, mixed-media illustrations contain both an absorbing morbidity and humor. Her creatures are often unsettling in their ambiguity, often stemming from fictional worlds or plucked from nightmares. See more on HiFructose.com.

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Jamiyla Lowe - Raft

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#Jamiyla means Beautiful. as does #Nefertiti.. #Beautiful one. https://www.instagram.com/p/BpazBlXAt9p/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6esdaczablbn

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“Secret Sauce” at Nucleus Portland.

Opening on Friday, June 1st, 2018 at Nucleus Portland in Portland, Oregon is the group exhibition “Secret Sauce.”

From the gallery: “Secret Sauce is that mysterious special something that makes a dish pop. In this case, it's the whole range of experiences and techniques that makes an artist's style unique.”

The exhibition features artwork by: Adrian Forrow, Alisha Murray, Bennett Slater, Bijou Karman, Cuddly Rigor Mortis, Dang Olsen, Daniel Zender, Erika Rier, Ess Ayy Dee, Frank Forte, Grady Gordon, Helen Mask, Jade Strums, Jamiyla Lowe, Jas Helena, Jim Pavelec, Joey RexJohn Black, Jon Vermilyea, Jordan Sgandurra, Justin Wright, Kyle Sauter, Lauren YS, Lurk, Malachi Ward, Mark Rogers, Martinhead Rocks, Matt Carignan, Matt Kerley, Matt Stikker, Mikey McKennedy, Miles Tsang, Miranda Zimmerman, Miso, Mizna Wada, Nick Francel, Niky Motekallem, Nomi Chi, Pitch Grim, Samuel Lee Turner, Stephanie Inagaki, Tallboy, Tim Furey, Wesley Hubbard and Yu Maeda.

Don’t miss Supersonic Art on Instagram!

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This month’s #monthlymemoir giveaway features @jamiylachisholmwrites and her engrossing new book The Community. Jamiyla’s career in journalism and storytelling ensures this book is gut-punching and raw, focusing on what truly makes us human, how we react during a nationwide crisis and how we deconstruct events many years after they have happened. For your chance to WIN a copy: FOLLOW this account LIKE this post COMMENT and tag your friends, all handles included! Ends December 31st. Grab your copy here - https://amzn.to/3WfQ9qj And find our chat across episode 215 #cult #cults #thecommunity #malachizyork #dwightyork #cultleader #nuwaubian #memoir #memoirwriting #memoirs #memoirs_of_childhood #911calls #bookstagram #bookgiveaway #bookgiveaways #giveawayuk #giveawaytime #cultsurvivors #cultrecovery #journalistlife #journalists #jamiyla #chisholm #bookishtruecrime https://www.instagram.com/p/CmLzXIwoAe2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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(Download PDF) The Community - N. Jamiyla Chisholm

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  [*] Download PDF Here => The Community

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 An arresting and emotional memoir about a family?s indoctrination into a religious cult, a daughter coming to terms with a parent?s devastating choices, and the trials ahead in post-9/11 New York.In 1978, when Jamiyla was two years old, her mother, Ummi, quit her job, converted to Islam with her husband, and moved into an exclusive Muslim society in Brooklyn. Once inside the Community, the family was separated by its powerful and charismatic leader, Dwight York, who was hiding behind the name Imam Isa. Instead of the devotional refuge they?d imagined, the Community was a nightmare of controlled abuse and unspeakable secrets.Forty years later, Jamiyla was ready to excavate and understand a past buried in bad dreams, disturbing memories, and inexplicable rage. It was a place Ummi never wanted to return to. Jamiyla had to.Jamiyla?s emotional memoir tells her family?s story of life inside and outside the cult, and of escaping into new challenges as conservative Muslims in the secular

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[PDF] Download The Community -- N. Jamiyla Chisholm

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Announcing: Wowee Zonk Small Press Browsery

TCAF is thrilled to once again present The Wowee Zonk Small Press Browsery!

Featuring some of the raddest and baddest creators, Wowee Zonk always curates a dynamic line-up of amazing artists. This year’s list includes:

Adam De Souza

Alicia’s Klassic Kool Shoppe

Alexander Laird

Beatrix Urkowitz

Ben Sears

Breakdown Press

Bred Press

Brie Moreno

Chloe Perkis

Chris Kuzma

Cole Pauls

Colour Code

Colorama

Conor Stechschulte

Dalbert B. Vilarino

DDOOGG

Eli Howey

Gina Wyndbrandt

Ginette Lapalme

Ivy Atoms

Jamie Q

Jamiyla Lowe

Jon Vaughn

Jordan River

Kendra Yee

Lale Westvind

Lane Milburn

Lily Snowden-Fine

Mega Press

Mickey Zacchilli

Natalie Andrewson

Noel Freibert

OCADu Students

Patrick Kyle

Perfectly Acceptable Press

Plum

Saicoink

Sydney Madia

Tommi Parrish

Wavering Line

Be sure to check them all out in the Browsery on the first floor of the library!

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Jamiyla Lowe

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Discovery - Jamiyla Lowe

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Colorlines Favorites of 2020: D-Nice Should Be DJ of the Year | Colorlines

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Inequalities faced by BIPOC: Black women

Pilar and Lola included a study by McKinsley and Company that declared that Black women are twice as likely to be the breadwinners of their families. Thus, Black women have more expectations of fulfilling childcare and other gendered domestic labors. The economic loss of Black women and the expectations of caregiving has contributed to higher rates of IPV due to lack of any mobility. In the article “COVID-19 Creates Added Danger for Women in Homes With Domestic Violence,” Jamiyla Chisholm added that according to the Department of Justice, “Black women experience domestic violence 35 percent more than White women and 2.5 times the rate of other women of color” (Chisholm, 2020). Chisholm alludes to the notion that women of color are at higher risk for IPV because of their tendency of protecting their partners from racially biased institutions. The experiences of Black women showcases how different social identities can affect one’s life. In the case of Black women, their race and gender dictated their way of navigating their lives. The Covid-19 pandemic enhanced these inequalities because of higher and longer unemployment for women of color. Along with economic instability, Black women are tied to the home longer in order to fulfill childcare and housework responsibilities. The lack of a job and expectation of caregiving has increased IPV in women of color because they are forced to be at home by different sources.