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This issue features Ethnic Design, focuses on Stitch Therapy, a small shop in Park Slope, and the questions about Afrikan Lesbians and spirituality. Award-winning poet PatriciaSpears Jones's column, Cosmopolitan in Brooklyn, discuss what’s amiss in the country; Food columnist Wendy Taylor visits Abu’s Bakery and Heloise’s Memoirs reminds us about summer excursions. We close the issue with Julia Shaw’s book column on a new Kwanzaa book and zero in on using your circle of influence. This issue also contains the Kwanzaa Collective program which was designed and produced by Calabar Magazine. See complete issue here. To continue, Order CALABAR, SUBSCRIBE TO THIS EDITION at http://www.calabarmag.com/subscribe.html

Fall Cover

Examining business crisis points from opening a new business to growing your business in a tough economy, this issue looks at Brooklyn businesses. It begs to ask the question: where are the production facilities for Brooklyn fashion designers and highlights the work of artist Otto Neals. Gina Fletcher tells her provocative story in I am Healed and we explore Namibia as a destination vacation place. Columnists Patricia Spears Jones comments on Money talking in Brooklyn while Wendy Taylor crosses the bridge to Manhattan for the Fancy Food show and Julia Shaw profiles Living Breathing Lies in her book column. To continue, Order CALABAR, SUBSCRIBE TO THIS EDITION HERE: http://www.calabarmag.com/subscribe.html