JACOB BELLEVUE
Jacob Bellevue is a second-year Howard University student majoring in television and film. As a Haitian-American artist with an impressive range of skills in modeling, digital creation, and filmmaking, Jacob firmly believes that every story should embody the three pillars of power, authenticity, and creativity. His passion for storytelling is fueled by his unwavering commitment to shining a light on untold black stories. Jacob draws inspiration from the likes of Ryan Coogler and Spike Lee and has set his sights on becoming a media powerhouse and household name. His ultimate goal is to establish his own production company and delve into acting to bring about positive change. Jacob confidently rejects the notion that success is limited to a singular path. Being a proud multihyphenate, he aims to empower the youth to boldly explore and pursue their diverse interests.
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NEW ORLEANS—As the Crescent City nears its 300-year anniversary in 2018, one arts institution is preparing to honor not just the city’s past, but all the Africans who died during the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
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Ashé Cultural Arts Center, a nearly 20-year-old arts-based institution located in New Orleans’ Central City area, is kicking off its celebration of the tricentennial with this year’s Maafa commemoration, “A Prelude to the Tri-centennial,” at Congo Square in Armstrong Park on July 1.
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