Colored Haus of Arts


Colored Haus of Arts is a communal space to celebrate the immaterial and material culture of marginalized communities.


May 17, 2025

Exploring What South African Governance Would Have Looked Like in the Absence of Colonialism

This article explores how South African governance might have evolved without European colonization. It contrasts the structured, pre-colonial systems of the Zulu nation with today’s Western-influenced democratic model, questioning whether a unified African republic could have emerged through indigenous leadership, trade, and innovation—without the violence and displacement of imperial expansion.
May 16, 2025

People with no Boundaries are in Danger. What an Exercising Autonomy and Boundaries is the First Shield in Harm Prevention

Sunbathing at the beach offers warmth, relaxation, and a healthy dose of Vitamin D—but without protection, it also comes with real risks. Just like applying sunscreen shields your skin from harm, setting personal boundaries protects your emotional and physical well-being. This article explores the power of autonomy, the importance of saying “no,” and how practicing consent and protection can reduce harm in all areas of life, from relationships to sexual health. Boundaries aren’t just barriers—they’re acts of self-respect.

Host of Knowledge Book Sharing Program

The Host of Knowledge program is a book sharing network designed to distribute books donated from the former local Waterbury bookstore, John Bale Book Co. Colored Hemisphere has partnered with the former local bookstore to upcycle books and distribute them during table-events at local festivals, senior centers, libraries, and to anyone who wants a free book.

Inquiries are received via a google form that is administered by the organization. To review our book selection please click, “Review Book Selection”. Our book selection is listed within a google folder. To select a book for delivery a google form request must be completed. Click, “Book Request” to submit an inquiry of the book you want delivered.

May 17, 2025
Exploring What South African Governance Would Have Looked Like in the Absence of Colonialism
This article explores how South African governance might have evolved without European colonization. It contrasts the structured, pre-colonial systems of the Zulu nation with today’s Western-influenced democratic model, questioning whether a unified African republic could have emerged through indigenous leadership, trade, and innovation—without the violence and displacement of imperial expansion.
May 16, 2025
People with no Boundaries are in Danger. What an Exercising Autonomy and Boundaries is the First Shield in Harm Prevention
Sunbathing at the beach offers warmth, relaxation, and a healthy dose of Vitamin D—but without protection, it also comes with real risks. Just like applying sunscreen shields your skin from harm, setting personal boundaries protects your emotional and physical well-being. This article explores the power of autonomy, the importance of saying “no,” and how practicing consent and protection can reduce harm in all areas of life, from relationships to sexual health. Boundaries aren’t just barriers—they’re acts of self-respect.