Marjua Estevez

Marjua Estevez is an Afro-Caribbean writer born in the cultural bedrock of Washington Heights, New York, and raised between the Bronx and Tampa Bay. Her life’s work is dedicated to building on the legacies of her predecessors.

Latest Stories

50 Years of Hip-Hop Saw Miami Bass Lay the Blueprint for Modern Day Rap and Pop Culture

By Marjua Estevez and Others

Florida Rappers Bizzy Crook, iCandy, Hoosh, and Danny Towers on 50 Years of Hip-Hop

By Marjua Estevez

Bunchy’s Homebrew Taps Into the Underserved Black Beer Market

By Marjua Estevez

Amara La Negra Takes Up the Political Gauntlet

By Marjua Estevez

Kehvn Clarence’s Ingenuity Is “Refugee Rooted” in the Hustling Ethos of Caribbean Culture

By Marjua Estevez

Poet Aja Monet Launches Holistic Online Reading Series: “Healing Should Never Be Commodified”

By Marjua Estevez

Miami DJs’ Survival Hinges on Community During the COVID-19 Outbreak

By Marjua Estevez