Building Community Amid the Threat of Uncertain Doom - The Sacramento Observer

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Building Community Amid the Threat of Uncertain Doom - The Sacramento Observer

By José Luis Vilson | Word In Black (WIB) - Over the last few weeks, I’ve had good opportunities to be “in community.” One of those opportunities happened at The Cutting Room, where School of Rock NYC had their midseason show. School of Rock is a nationwide program that teaches students music through modern compositions with […]

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