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A Black-owned beauty supply store closes after 31 years. This young artist captured it before it was gone

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By Letha Ch'ien
| Yahoo Life Verified
At 22 years old, Jasmine Ross is the youngest person to ever be selected for the Museum of the African Diaspora's Emerging Artist Program. But that's not the main reason to see her show. "Jasmine Ross: Beauty Plus" at MoAD accomplishes two impressive feats, both establishing Ross as an artist of precocious sensitivity and intimately presenting the bittersweet closure of a beloved Black-owned beauty supply store.
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A Black-owned beauty supply store closes after 31 years. This young artist captured it before it was gone

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By Letha Ch'ien
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
At 22 years old, Jasmine Ross is the youngest person to ever be selected for the Museum of the African Diaspora’s Emerging Artist Program. But that’s not the main reason to see her show. “Jasmine Ross: Beauty Plus” at MoAD accomplishes two impressive feats, both establishing Ross as an artist of precocious sensitivity and intimately presenting the bittersweet closure of a beloved Black-owned beauty supply store. “Jasmine Ross: Beauty Plus”: Multimedia.
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‘I want the world to see it': S.F. Ballet fans cheer ‘Mere Mortals' after Kennedy Center cancellation

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By Letha Ch'ien
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
San Francisco Ballet in Aszure Barton and Floating Points' "Mere Mortals." (Lindsey Rallo/San Francisco Ballet) Any controversy over San Francisco Ballet's Kennedy Center cancellation faded inside the War Memorial Opera House, where "Mere Mortals" drew a raucous standing ovation on the opening night of its return to the city. "I loved it. I'm overwhelmed. It was incredible," Michelle Wasserman, a Ballet subscriber of 25 years, told the Chronicle after the performance Friday, April 24.
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