Nothando Zulu
6 Collection Items
- Nothando Zulu marks Black History Month with stories
MPR’s Brandt Williams reports on local storyteller Nothando Zulu and her efforts to share tales during Black History Month.
- Multi-cultural performance celebrates Kwanzaa
MPR’s Brandt Williams reports on local Kwanzaa event where hundreds of proud parents, children, and friends gathered at Sabathani Community Center in Minneapolis to watch a student-led Kwanzaa program.
- Nothando Zulu discusses African American history and the art of storytelling
MPR’s Tom Meersman talks with Nothando Zulu, a master storyteller and member of the Minnesota Black Storytellers Alliance. Zulu shares her thoughts on the cultural and historical importance of storytelling and provides some illustrative examples.
- Nothando Zulu tells a story for Kwanzaa
Nothando Zulu, a renowned master storyteller and local educator, tells a story about the cat and the dog. This particular story talks about the principle of Imani, which is faith and the principle of cooperative economics.
- Nothando Zulu, storyteller
Dan Olson chats with Nothando Zulu, a renowned Twin Cities Black storyteller. Zulu details the art of storytelling, interest from school children, and TV’s negative impact on storytelling. Segment includes Zulu sharing a story from Uganda.
- The African celebration of Kwanzaa explained
MPR’s Kate Smith reports on a Kwanzaa production at the Minneapolis YWCA. Local performance artist Nothando Zulu describes the principles of celebration during event.
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