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LaTonya Yvette

Brooklyn, New York
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Café Carlyle Celebrates 70 Years

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By LaTonya Yvette
| Culture Lounge
The storied cabaret continues to embody New York’s quiet glamour—where the music never fades. By LaTonya Yvette Posted on 25 October 2025 Ahead of Café Carlyle’s reopening after an extensive renovation in 2007, “Well, it’s an old-world café cabaret. I would tell you absolutely it’s old because that’s where I was trained in front of the public. People are very quiet. They’re very respectful of what you’re doing—and of each other. They come well dressed, the same as we used to do back in the ’50s.
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The Unseen Objects From Michael Jordan’s Col

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By LaTonya Yvette
| Culture Lounge
Assouline’s Director of Digital Content on the Air Jordan book and the power of preservation. By LaTonya Yvette Posted on 18 October 2025 “‘What is it about me that you guys don’t know?’”Jordan asked in a candid moment during his 2009 Hall of Fame induction speech. Telling such a familiar story in a new way requires attending to things that sometimes get overlooked or ignored.
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Imani Perry on Experimental Histories of Black Life

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By Eddie S. Glaude, Robin Lewis, Brea Baker, LaTonya Yvette
| The New Yorker Verified
Imani Perry teaches at Harvard and is the author of “South to America,” a genre-mixing exploration of the American South, and, most recently, “Black in Blues,” a critical appraisal of the role of the color blue in the Black imagination.
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