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#Standing4BlackGirls Coalition at the L.A. City Council in March
WLP’s #Standing4BlackGirls coalition slams the failure of Black electeds, Mayor Bass and the L.A. City Council at its March 1, 2024 Council meeting marking the
March 5, 2024
WLP’s #Standing4BlackGirls coalition slams the failure of Black electeds, Mayor Bass and the L.A. City Council at its March 1, 2024 Council meeting marking the
Sikivu’s new country rock/cowpunk inflected song focuses on a Black girl surfer summoned by enslaved ancestors to participate in a plantation insurrection. Available on Spotify
On Saturday, February 24th, Sikivu will read and sign her new speculative fiction short story anthology The Roar of Distant Engines at Westchester’s Book Jewel. She will
On January 25, Sikivu was featured on PFLAG’s Something to Talk About Live show, subtitled “Black History Should be Celebrated All Year Long”. The discussion
Niani Finlayson By Sikivu Hutchinson On December 4th, twenty seven year-old Niani Finlayson, a mother of two young daughters, was shot and killed by L.A. County Sheriff’s
In November, Sikivu performed a draft of her forthcoming original folk rock song, “Antebellum Surfboard” at the Blue Door Theater’s ArtsUpLA showcase. The song imagines
By Sikivu Hutchinson on Medium Word to Black voters seduced by Trump — he thinks you come from sh — thole nations, is itching to deport
Hollywood Progressive publishers and commentators Sharon Kyle, Dick and Nea Price discuss White Nights, Black Paradise performance at the Blue Door Theater in November
On Sunday, November 12th, Sikivu will participate in Turbine Arts’ storytelling and musical performance showcase curated by Pam Noles reading excerpts from her new book
On October 26-27, 2023 Sikivu Hutchinson will participate in a virtual “convening” of writers and scholars on the role of secularism and religion in African
Written, produced and directed by Sikivu Hutchinson, the White Nights, Black Paradise play production, amplifying the trajectories, politics and voices of Black women in Peoples