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Renowned Healer Dr. Sebi’s Daughter Kellie Bowman Shares the Most Significant Lesson He Ever Shared: ‘Remember Who You Are’

December 26, 2020 admin 0

By Jessica Dupree Edited by Darlene Aderoju. Photos by Nialah Baker and Allen Cooley Kellie Bowman is a uniquely gifted woman, actively forging her own path to success. Throughout her childhood, Bowman and her father — healer Dr. Sebi (né […]

AALBC Book Reviews and Video Visits To Three Fine Black Owned Bookstores

December 22, 2020 admin 0

By Troy Johnson The AALBC bestseller, Bourbon Street, by Leonce Gaiter, is back in print!The thrilling New Orleans noir is back. In 1958, Alex Moreau plays his rich, powerful white father’s minions like chess pieces as he fashions revenge for his […]

Darius Thomas-Wallace is the founder & chief executive officer of Dynamic Therapy, LLC

December 18, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your company and services. Dynamic Therapy provides compassionate and comprehensive services to improve the quality of life for clients with communication disabilities. Founded over 5 years ago in Washington, DC, we offer contract services […]

Money, Power, Respect: Catching Up With the Multitalented J. Prince

December 17, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

Learning from his losses and creating from his wins, J. Prince has earned the world’s respect.
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Celebrity

David Macklin Former NFL Player Giving Back to Youth Through His Nonprofit Glory Days 4 on 4 Inc.

December 17, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your experience playing in the NFL. Playing in the NFL was a great experience. I consider it a blessing to be able to do what you truly love in life and earn a great […]

Pandemic Pot: How Marijuana Went Mainstream in the Year of Covid-19

December 17, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

States declared U.S. pot dispensaries essential businesses and kept them open even as schools closed..
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On Raising Black Children: The Missing Chapter from “What to Expect When You’re Expecting”

December 17, 2020 admin 0

By Megan T. Ebor, Enricka Norwood-Scott, Alison B. Hamilton and Michele Cooley-Strickland The parenting bible, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” teaches mothers what to anticipate over the course of their children’s lives. However, for mothers of Black children, there […]

Chef Meshach Cisero Has A Passion For Food

December 16, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to become a chef? My grandmother is my inspiration. She instilled this passion for food in me. She introduced me to and taught me all about the foundational things about cooking. It’s something that has such […]

What Boeing Has To Do To Woo Back Terrified Consumers

December 11, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

Companies must be willing to bear pain when they cause it.
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Marcel Benson: Founder Of The Benson Watch Company

December 10, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about Benson Watch Company. Benson Watch Company was started by Marcel Benson, a former consultant, in response to not fitting in or feeling fulfilled in his corporate career. Like many, Marcel attended college and got […]

Female CEO Steers Black Rodeo Movement

December 10, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

Bill Picket Invitational Champions Black Women in Rodeo.
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Gladstone Etienne of ZABICOLife Herbal Tea

December 8, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about ZABICOLife. ZABICOLife produces luxury custom loose-leaf herbal tea blends for health and wellness. Our passion is for health and healing. Our mission is to inspire people to use herbal teas as a lifestyle. Our […]

Walter E. Williams, Black Voice of Libertarian Economics, dead at 84

December 7, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

Despite his advanced age, Williams was neither retired nor retiring. He taught his last class less than 12 hours before his death.
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Beyoncè’s BeyGOOD and NAACP award grant to The Gift, a black‐ and women‐owned health & wellness company making hemp products in Maryland

December 5, 2020 admin 0

The gap in financing for black‐owned businesses is significant, add to that COVID and the challenges of banking for hemp companies. Beyonce and NAACP are stepping up where others won’t. Beltsville, MD, Dec. 1, 2020 – The Gift is pleased […]

Fashion Fairy Godmother, Designer, Educator, Mentor, and Speaker Lenese Calleea

December 4, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to become an entrepreneur? I would say that I was born with leadership skills and a love for creating things, which undoubtedly makes for an entrepreneur. I had my own business in the 7th […]

Dr. Megan T. Ebor Is Committed To HIV/AIDS Awareness

November 30, 2020 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Why are you committed to HIV/AIDS Awareness? I am committed to HIV awareness because it disproportionately impacts my community. African Americans account for 13% of the US population; yet, we represented 42% of new HIV diagnoses in […]