The 7th Annual Jazz in the Gardens Day 2
The 7th Annual “Jazz in the Gardens” Music Festival in City of Miami Gardens, FL Day 2 was bigger than Day 1. The day was so
March 22, 2012
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The 7th Annual “Jazz in the Gardens” Music Festival in City of Miami Gardens, FL Day 2 was bigger than Day 1. The day was so
But if you’re still training your mane a a long weave with a center part may be the way to go.
According to the runways of New York Fashion Week 2012, sleek hair pulled back will be a style staple this summer. For black women, especially
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The Chicago State University Foundation held a breakfast recently at Norm’s Bistro in Chicago to announce the second annual Essence of an Angel Scholarship Luncheon, which
Black Georgia legislators have suffered a storied past filled with bigotry. The first offense occurred in 1868 when state senators Aaron A. Bradley, George Wallace
Andre Johnson is president and CEO of the Detroit Recovery Project, a nonprofit agency that facilitates recovery for those struggling with addiction. The trials of
Corvida Raven defies the status quo — and not merely because she rocks a funky Mohawk. But mainly because she’s often one of the
Kimberly Moore doesn t mince words. When queried about what she would wish for if she could have anything she wanted, Moore quickly ticks off
It s been a slow climb but with advancements in technology, Michael Dennis, filmmaker and founder of Reelblack TV, is confident that he s trekking
When Arthur Wylie scraped together $500 to start his investment firm, he “did the unexpected.” The UNC Charlotte graduate watched his company quickly grow to
It s quite obvious that banking executive Irvin Ashford isn t content with mediocrity or resting on his laurels. His promotion to senior vice president
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Tamara S. Bowens is an avid art collector, style icon, community activist, philanthropist, Harvard scholar and business executive. But she is perhaps best known for
Public Enemy’s legendary front man, Chuck D, unleashed some profound, and enlightening thoughts on a capacity crowd at the DuSable Museum of African American History
Gun violence has plagued the African American community for too many years. In 1996, 29,183 males were killed by guns: 12,014 in homicides, 15,808 in
On Feb. 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Atlanta Technical College is hosting a Community Health & Wellness Expo at one of the school’s
Professional photographer Paul Phillips has launched a project through kickstarter.com called “Beauty in Black” which will highlight the beauty of African American women. Phillips says the
Another unarmed black teenager has been killed by overzealous law enforcement officers, who “thought he had a gun.” Ramarley Graham, 19, was shot in the
The Super Bowl is either the last major party of the winter season or the first great party of the new year — it’s just
