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Former Muskegon Resident shares her story of being sexually abused by her father. admin
Wise Intelligent said in this interview that "Mainstream America as always censured Artist Black expressions!, they have always put a censure on it, that returns dumb downs the artist."
Recently, We had a chance to talk to Randy Fisher of the "Hip Hop Summit Youth Council". The Hip-Hop Summit Youth Council (“HHSYC”) was founded by its Chairman Charles Fisher in July of 2001. The organization was created to help implement the commitments, guidelines and policies made by record companies, artists, community leaders and elected officials at the June 12-13, 2001 Hip-Hop Summit at the Hilton Hotel in New York. After attending the historic and successful "closed door" event and […]
In this interview, Principal Tracy McDaniel of Oklahoma City talks about KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program).
Michael Griffin of DevonshireSmith spoke at Muskegon Community College about "How to succeed at a Predominately White Institution".
103.7 The Beat & Stan Grissom Presents "Express Yourself" Youth Essay Contest, Muskegon Heights Middle School. Prizes: 1st Cash Prize $250, 2nd Prize $150, 3rd Prize $100 Deadline: April 28, 2011
We had a chance to talk to National Radio Host Bev Smith who is hosting a town hall forum this week in Pittsburgh, PA. The forum was scheduled to have the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, Congressman Clyburn & Community activist Melanie Campbell.
On Friday, March 11, 2011 at 7pm, the Topic will be "Black Male/Black Female Relationships". On Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 3pm the lecture will be on "The incarceration of the African American Mind: Post Traumatic Slavery Syndrome".
Do away with your stereotype image of Africa! See images of Africa that you won't see on TV!
Atonement, Reconciliation and Responsibility.
