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Journalist at NBC (News) BLK, Alpha man 🤙🏿; best-selling author, founder National Book Club Conference. Lover of God, family, golf, travel, food, wine, LIFE.

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Brian K. Jones

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By Curtis Bunn Verified
| City Lifestyle Verified
Want to start a publication? Learn More Article by Curtis Bunn Originally published in SOFU Lifestyle When he graduated from Westlake High School and enrolled at Morehouse College, Brian K. Jones intended to work in computer science after graduation. But six weeks into his freshman year, he found the major boring and switched to business with the idea of traveling the country as a consultant.
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Building On Legacy: Channing Baker Evolves Into Big-Time Player On Multibillion-Dollar Atlanta Project

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By Curtis Bunn Verified, Alton Anderson Founder-CEO-Editor
| Black News UK
Black Business When Channing Baker was in high school, his father, Ted Baker, a renowned Los Angeles builder By Curtis Bunn When Channing Baker was in high school, his father, Ted Baker, a renowned Los Angeles builder, would round up his son and friends and take them early on Saturday mornings to one of his construction sites to help for “10 to 15 minutes.” “That always turned into about 10 hours,” Channing Baker recalled, laughing.
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Memphis residents now worried about crime and the 'unleashed' federal agents sent to address it

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By Curtis Bunn Verified
| Yahoo Verified
National Guard troops near the Tennessee Welcome Center in downtown Memphis on Friday. (Chris Day / The Commercial Appeal ) The National Guard began patrolling the streets of Memphis on Friday, after White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller last week encouraged law enforcement to police aggressively. “You are unleashed,” he said at a press conference with law enforcement agents to announce this Memphis task force.
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