Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo The story of talented individuals from Harlem pursuing their dreams plays itself out every day, which is
For many, the Great White Way offers only a limited representation for people of color. In response to that imbalance, David Mendizábal, Jonathan McCrory, Deadria
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the ‘A’ w/Souleo If I were born in the civil rights-Black Power generation then perhaps after 26 years of gravity
When Charles Mattocks, aka “The Poor Chef,” discovered that he was a diabetic, more than his eating habits changed. Mattocks was inspired to extend his
My worst Christmas memory does not involve realizing that Santa Claus isn’t a man of color born in Harlem or receiving a gift without the
In some cases inspiration is a fluid, intangible and mysterious force. In other cases, inspiration comes ambling down the 125th St. strip in Harlem sporting
Every day, I find myself rummaging through my wardrobe to find pieces that I have yet to wear on the Harlem scene as I hop
If the gates of Hollywood won’t open to let you in, then you have to build your own platform on which to advance. That’s been
There aren’t too many recognizable names of African American women making a digital dent in the technology world. GenJuice CEO Arielle Patrice Scott aims to
A passion for music can carry one quite far as either a singer, songwriter or in the case of Darren “Buttahman” Brin, as a music
Entrepreneur, Genita Ingram can help you find a home or piece of land, decorate it with the assistance of one of her many fine artist
When Esmeralda Molinar first became a volunteer at Food for Life Supreme Restaurant, she didn’t expect to be there for 15 years. Yet, that’s exactly
For the past 16 years, those seeking to treat their palate to a delicious serving of island dishes without leaving Harlem have learned to
There are those in life who look at an empty space and see nothing. Then there are those who will look through the eyes of
There aren’t many major or small businesses that can confidently close their doors after a few years only to reopen a little over a year
