In this Interview, Byron Allen explains why the solution to the problems in the Black Community is Economic Inclusion In this interview Byron Allen breaks down the root of the problems within the Black community. According to his expert analysis everything from the widespread violence, to the continued use of drugs. Even to the huge levels […]
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Denene Millner is one of many black authors that just wants to elevate the art of black storytelling. As one of many Black authors herself, she has helped A-list celebrities reach the bestseller lists with their memoirs. This year she will work with “Empire” star, Taraji P. Henson to launch her new book. A successful author
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It might be time for us to all to facilitate a school run by students in our local communities In 1967 St. Benedict’s Preparatory School faced closure amongst the racial, and economic turmoil surrounding it. Fast forward nearly five decades later and the inner city school, where most students come from low-economic backgrounds, is now
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“I committed myself to only making black figures in my paintings because there are not enough” – Kerry James Marshall Kerry James Marshall an American born artist with a difference. He has dedicated his career to paint and sculpt pieces that make the life and history of the African American their subject matter. Not many
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Achenyu Idachaba says turning a Problem into a Solution could be as simple as changing the story Changing the story is exactly what Achenyu Idachaba did. She converted the water hyacinth problem into a solution. She changed the story from ‘killer of mother and child’ to ‘provider of food for mother and child’. Achenyo Idachaba
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