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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
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Search ArticlesLessons Learned from George E. Johnson, Sr.
George E. Johnson, Sr. lived to be 99 years old, leaving behind one of the greatest entrepreneurial legacies in American business history. His was a real rag to riches story. He was the epitome of an old-fashioned entrepreneur—a visionary who believed that hard work, integrity, innovation, and faith could overcome barriers that others considered impossible. George E.
Remel Terry – President, NAACP Chicago Westside Branch
Remel Terry is a civic leader, strategist, thought leader, and advocate whose work sits at the intersection of civic participation, equity, community engagement, and systems change. Her leadership is grounded in genuine relationships and a deep belief that communities deserve to be heard, respected, and meaningfully included in the decisions that shape their lives.
Moana Review
The Reel Report – This real person remake does enough to create a solid movie experience but falls short of the original animation. Check out my full review to see if this is worth the journey.
Black Americans Should Celebrate 250th America!
My Country, Tis of Thee, Sweet land of liberty, to thee we sing.” These are the opening lyrics of the song performed on Easter Sunday in 1939 by Black opera star Marian Anderson. She sang these words — she changed the last four words from “of thee I sing” — and the entire song to an audience of more than 70,000 people at the Lincoln Memorial.
Actor Cedric Yarbough – Goodman’s ICEBOY!
For more than two decades, Cedric Yarbrough has been a fixture across film, television, and stage with nearly 100 series regular, recurring, or guest star credits to his name, including his breakout role as Deputy S. Jones in the beloved Comedy Central mockumentary-style sitcom, ‘Reno 911!‘ His versatility and gift of comedy have kept him busy ever since.
Minions & Monsters Review
This film does its job, reintroduces these beloved characters, the minions, gives them a reason to exist and creates a fun time for parents and children alike – albeit a bit muddled and long.
Jefferson on Race – The Contradictions of America’s Founding 250 Years Ago…(Book Review)
As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding in 1776, the nation has wrapped itself in patriotic pageantry. We will watch majestic tall ships sail into New York Harbor, we will admire military flyovers bearing new American insignia, and we will witness Washington’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool turn green with algae just weeks after it underwent a major multimillion-dollar renovation to make it shine an “American flag blue” color.
Dr. Bryanne Standifer-Barrett, MD MSCP – Medical Advisor, Black Girl Vitamins
Dr. Bryanne Standifer-Barrett is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician, speaker, and entrepreneur that is passionate about “taking education from the office to the streets” and closing the health disparity gaps that disportionately affect Black and Brown communities She works hard to stay at the forefront of medical advancements to provide the best possible care for her patients actively participating in panels, events, social media talks, health coaching, and community outreach to...
Supergirl Review
Supergirl is a bit less than super but girl, it works to explain the person, place her in the DC universe and even get people to identify and root for her. This is a great installment of the DC Reboot.
The Firing of Scott Pelley Is a Warning Shot for All of Journalism…
CBS News fired veteran 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley after he publicly criticized the show’s new leadership, questioning the qualifications of newly appointed executive producer Nick Bilton and accusing editor-in-chief Bari Weiss of trying to “kill” the newsmagazine. The firing came as a shock to many — and it should. This is not just a CBS story. It is a story about the soul of American journalism. Pelley questioned integrity as it applies in the new age.