Donald Lawrence performs ‘I Never Seen It’
August 9, 2016
Donald Lawrence performs I Never Seen It at the Black McDonald’s Operators Association (BMOA) event in Chicago. [jwplatform rXnrcxjT]
Donald Lawrence performs I Never Seen It at the Black McDonald’s Operators Association (BMOA) event in Chicago. [jwplatform rXnrcxjT]
Photo credit: Melanie L. Brown for Steed Media Service Rakim, Vic Mensa, the Rock Steady Crew and other top acts performed during the Takin’ It to the Streets event. The event was held in Chicago at Marquette Park in honor of Dr. Martin
Rakim performs Follow the Leader on the stage in Marquette Park at the Takin’ it to the Streets event. [jwplatform 82F4L1tn]
Karen Clark Sheard sings at the Black McDonald’s Operators Association event and makes her voice echo. [jwplatform fyWFhhC6]
Donald Lawrence discusses his upcoming projects during the BMOA gospel tour. [jwplatform SVCJbGwH]
Rolling out caught up with Canton Jones at the BMOA gospel tour where he told us about his new projects, and brand-new baby. [jwplatform 3S2YnpG7]
Lonnie Hunter discusses the BMOA gospel tour and his radio show. [jwplatform k5egfOpm]
Chance the Rapper performs “Angels” at The Metro in Chicago during a surprise concert. [jwplatform sXwt5dqR]
I’m from the church. You want me to be a thug? My brothers and sisters were in gangs so they made me go with mom to church. I’m a church boy! That’s all! Can’t fake it.
Pastor Marvin Sapp discusses his performance at the BMOA gospel concert. [jwplatform VF9xQvCK]
Jonathan McReynolds talks about his organization and more at the BMOA gospel concert. [jwplatform pLGKTSxq]
The Black McDonald’s and Operators Association (BMOA) held their annual concert tour at the House of Hope church in Chicago.
Chance the Rapper performs “No Problem” in Chicago for a packed pop-up concert at The Metro. [jwplatform ro5t24sa]
Photo by Melanie L. Brown for Steed Media Service Jaymal Green is the activist who was recently released from jail after an encounter with the police at his Taste of Chicago Shutdown event. He has been featured as a guest on
Photos by Melanie L. Brown with Steed Media Men from various civic groups hold Safe Summer Series demonstrations for the Chatham community on Fridays in Chicago. The men of Breaking Bread, 10,000 Fearless and more under the direction of Victor
Photos by Melanie L. Brown Nikki Giovanni performed in Chicago on the stage with Morris Gearring. She shared her classic written poems and discussed the recent violent situations towards African Americans. Giovanni covered various emotions through her poetry. She laughed,
The Taste of WVON over the weekend was headlined by Morris Day and the Time. Day took the audience back in time when he performed his hit song, “The Bird.” [jwplatform 1tQiJF5w]
What is your stage name? N.E.S., which stands for Narada El Sol. Narada is my real middle name and it means to shed light where there’s darkness. How would you describe your music? Soulful hip hop. Who are two artists
Photo Credit: Na-Tae’ Thompson Rolling out interviewed 8-year-old entrepreneur Jahkil Jackson, who helps the homeless in a unique way. His company, the Homeless Project, gives blessing bags to the homeless. Who is Jahkil Jackson? I am 8 years old. I work with
Famous poet Nikki Giovanni performs in Chicago at the Promontory. She recites one of sexy poems with performer Morris Gearring. [jwplatform VnGT5spJ]
