The 90s and early 2000s were transformative decades for Black culture. From the music and fashion to film and sports, Black icons of this era set trends, broke barriers, and created a cultural legacy that continues to inspire today. Let’s take a look at some of the legendary figures and movements that defined this unforgettable time.
For Natasha Maughan, the leap from choreography to writing was a natural extension of her creative voice. As the founder of TaShibaDance, she’s always used movement to tell stories, but the political climate of 2015 inspired her to channel that energy into the written word. The result was Going Home, a novel exploring identity, love, and belonging.
In this interview, Natasha shares how dance influences her storytelling, the inspiration behind her projects, and how she balances creativity across dance, writing, and her cultural fashion brand, FlyLoVve.
