By Howard Campbell—  From left: Arrayma Smith (Garnet Silk’s daughter); Anthony Cruz; Rosalee Gage-Grey, CEO of the Child Development Agency (CDA); Rochelle Dixon, CDA communication officer; and Wayzero Smith (another daughter of Garnet Silk) at the launch of Cruz’ Project Shanice, Sowan’s Restaurant and Club, last Sunday. (Photos: Karl McLarty) THE loss of relatives or close friends have influenced artists to become advocates for diverse causes. Singer Anthony Cruz, whose daughter Shanice was murdered in February, intends to take a stand against domestic abuse. Last Sunday at Sowan’s Restaurant and Club in Kingston, Cruz launched Project Shanice, an outreach organization, to help victims of domestic violence. “It’s an awareness campaign. We want to create a platform where women and children can reach out to different agencies like the Child Development Agency to get their … Read entire article »