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Linda Armstrong

  • Senior Content Manager, Guardian Recovery
As seen in: Flipboard, Richmond Times-Dispatch, MentalHealth.com, Mondaq, New York Amsterdam News, Exhibitor Magazine, Tri-County Times, The Jackson Advocate, Harlem Community News
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Blacks Abound On Broadway: It is Beautiful By Linda Armstrong

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By Linda Armstrong
| Harlem Community News Verified
Categories: Articles, Blacks on Broadway, Linda Armstrong, This season Blacks abound on Broadway and it is beautiful. Blacks are performing in a record 32 productions! There are so many incredible shows that feature Black casts including “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” directed by Debbie Allen, “Proof”, and “CATS: The Jellicle Ball”. Kenny Leon is directing “The Balusters” with Anika Noni Rose.
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The Greater New York Chapter and the Metro-Manhattan Chapter of the Links, 2026 Black Family Wellness Expo

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By Pat Stevenson Verified, Linda Armstrong
| Harlem Community News Verified
Categories: Articles, The Greater New York Chapter and the Metro-Manhattan Chapter of The Links, Incorporated hosted a transformative Black Family Wellness Expo on Saturday, March 21, 2026, bringing together hundreds of residents, partners, and health advocates for a day centered on empowerment, education, and community care. Held at the state-of-the-art Dr. Calvin O.
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Voza Rivers Legacy Project: Elevating Emerging New Voices in Theater By Keith Forrest

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By Keith Forrest, Pat Stevenson Verified, Linda Armstrong
| Harlem Community News Verified
Categories: Articles, The New Heritage Theatre Group and The City College of New York recently hosted a staged reading of Allison Shillingford’s play, “At the Table,” on the CCNY campus. Directed by Michael Anthony Green, the production follows a graduate student interviewing a man serving a life sentence for murder. As the fourth installment of the Voza Rivers Legacy Project’s inaugural five-part Open Mic Series, the play explores themes of memory and justice.
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