Love and Respect Our Queens
“Excuse me, excuse me,” the announcer said, preceding the words he was happy to say, and he prepared to introduce a celebrated woman who is
December 7, 2011
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“Excuse me, excuse me,” the announcer said, preceding the words he was happy to say, and he prepared to introduce a celebrated woman who is
Weeks before the Nov. 13 airing of “Black In America: The New Promised Land – Silicon Valley,” a debate broke out on Twitter that challenged
Women reign with beauty and pain, forever working to improve and gain. They lend their prominence, to buoy a race and promote cultural eminence. They
Words by Terry Shropshire and Zondra Hughes
Reporting the news about catastrophes and devastation started to leave a void in the heart of CNN anchor and journalist Soledad O’Brien. A compassionate O’Brien
At Spelman College’s 2011 Women of Color Conference, women were advised to adopt the edict: “Put self first” to attain greater health, career success and
Dr. Jane E. Smith was 30,000 feet in the air aboard a Delta Airlines flight when the idea hit her to incorporate the concept of
It’s spring which not only means a change in the weather it is also graduation season around the country. Graduation means achievement, accomplishment, and advancement
News channel CNN is struggling to garner top ratings for their 7 p.m. time slot currently occupied by “John King USA.” With audience numbers dropping,
