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The Lime is back on November 5th!

Creatives, artists, entrepreneurs. You know the type…building things, chasing ideas, figuring it out as they go. We’re coming together for new connections and a party!

We’re talking about what it means to build your own lane when the world didn’t exactly make one for you.

We’re proud to introduce your host for the night, Jezelle Anim-Addo. BU grad and New England Emmy Winner.

📍- @pianosnyc
📆 - November 5th
⏰ - 6pm
🎟️ - $10.00 (link in bio)

All ticket sales go to our goal of providing 2,000 mental health kits to communities in NYC.

Find more about @jofeibea at CultureLime.org

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this one’s for the creatives…

on november 5th i’ll be hosting THE LIME @culturelime at Pianos in NYC!

it’s a space for discussion and community (and we finna turn up too 😉)

be part of the culture! tickets are $10 in my bio.

#manhattan #nycevents #cultural #nycnightlife

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yall know i love me a brick wall 📸

#newheadshots

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africa i love u omg 😍 #dj #afrobeats

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literally had a dream abt this mix last night so i had to do it 😩

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About an hour and a half off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia lies a town small in size, but powerful in culture.

San Basillo de Palenque (or as the locals call it, Palenke) was the first safe haven for Africans in the Americas.

The town was founded by Benkos Biohó, an African king who escaped from captivity in Cartagena.

For over 400 years, the people of Palenke have kept their culture alive in more ways than one.

This is Mapalé, a traditional dance born from the culture brought by the enslaved Africans. This dance mimics the movements of a fish out of water, specifically the mapalé fish.

The people of Palenke tell me it represents resistance, but also freedom and a way to continue celebrating their Afro-Colombian identity.

Thank you Palenke for sharing your wonderful culture!🇨🇴🌍
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#travel #culture #colombia #photography #sanbasillodepalenque

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The tears I shed were tears of joy…🌷

I thank God for seeing me through to the end of my Bachelor’s in Biology. Master’s otw 😜

@bostonu I had a ball <3

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thaaats a wrap for the second seeem! 🤓

this show was made possible by my cohort (love u mstv peeps) & the amazing people whom ive met this sem!!!

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today is the 130th boston marathon. families, students, and friends swarmed the marathon route with energy like i’ve never seen before. there was support and love all around the city today.

here’s a little bit of that energy i captured.

happy marathon monday! and HUGE congratulations to the runners! 🏃💨
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#photojournalism #marathonmonday #bostonmarathon #bostonuniversity #studentphotographer

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dj initiation complete 🎶🏃🏾‍♀️

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Some moments captured from the Pulse premiere last Friday! 📷🥘

On behalf of our entire team, thank you for coming to our premiere and celebrating Black History Month with us!

Pulse is live on Youtube and BUTV10.com 🔗

📸: Hubery Wang
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#blackhistorymonth #pulsebutv #bostonuniversity

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hardest month of my life, but in the BEST way possible🥹

to start with just an idea, and then seeing it blossom into us creating, producing, and hosting a full special in just 4 weeks—is incredible.

i am just overwhelmed with love and appreciation for my partner in crime @k.sharpish and our ENTIRE crew and support system. every week we kept coming up with ideas to make our lives EVEN harder, but each idea made the show into what it is today.

the black community has always been around, especially in boston, and i hope this show encourages other students to pursue their passions and to uplift communities that aren’t always highlighted on screen.

be different, be the change.

pulse is now LIVE on youtube, link in my bio to watch!

and until next year, HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!🖤🥳🙌🏾

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