African American Film Critics Association president and co-founder, and five-time author Gil Robertson has penned his first children’s book, Book of Black Heroes: Political Leaders Past
Adair White-Johnson, Ph.D., known simply as Dr. Adair, has struggled with lupus for more than a quarter of a century. She has battled the effects
If The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry are gathering at the round table to discuss mental health it must be serious. Many of
Why did you write this book? That’s a great question. The reason behind me writing Truth is is that I wanted other women who may
For some, it started with a video of substitute teacher spitting a powerful spoken-word about his life in a classroom that instantly went viral, but
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ESPN personality, entrepreneur, motivational speaker and philanthropist Jay Williams is always ahead of the latest trends. Williams frequently provides commentary on various fronts, including sports
Anthony Drew Harrison is no stranger to the gridiron; he is a former All-American student-athlete from Louisiana Tech. He enjoyed his school days on a
Insightful, resourceful and stimulating are all words that describe Shannon Beasley Taitt, M.P.A. Taitt is the founder and CEO of Deep Roots Consulting LLC, a
Philadelphia native Mya Kay Douglas is a best-selling author that’s set to make literary history on April 4, 2017, as the first person to release
William F. Pickard, Ph.D. is chairman of Global Automotive Alliance, co-managing partner of MGM Grand Detroit Casino, CEO of Bearwood Management Company and co-owner of
Why did you write this book? I wrote Mega Dollaz Mega Problems because so many people play the lottery with hopes of instantly changing their
Philadelphia born best-selling author Mya Kay Douglas will make history by releasing three books on April 4, 2017. Her history-making books include The Clover Chronicles:
Asadah Kirkland’s book, Beating Black Kids, speaks to shifting the way Black parents discipline their children. She understands the power of the word and empowers
It wasn’t enough for twin sisters Debra and Joyce Glenn to be successful models and actors. The talented pair came together to publish their first book:
For many, the continuing story of Rachel Dolezal, a white woman who changed her government name to Nkechi Amare Diallo, is a continuing story of
Joi-Marie McKenzie’s buzzed about The Engagement Game is finally out. Her memoir, which was featured in People and Essence magazines, details the bumpy road to
Andria Mayberry, the mother of rapper and actor Bryshere Gray, has penned her first book titled Before Empire: Raising Bryshere “Yazz The Greatest” Gray. In an
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Javaka Steptoe is an award-winning, nationally renowned artist, designer, illustrator and author. He’s received numerous awards for his work as an illustrator and as an
