Nicole Butler, a Creative Opportunity Leader, has been a beacon of inspiration, creating nationwide workshops for youth ages six and above. With a fervent passion for providing platforms in communities, Nicole empowers young individuals to […]
Pan African educator, activist, psychologist, and motivational speaker Dr. Umar Johnson lectured to a packed house audience at the Scottish Rites Cathedral in Springfield. Dr. Johnson’s insights resonated deeply with the packed audience, addressing the urgent […]
By L. Jones – Jax Urban Book Festival (JUBF) organizer and self proclaimed ‘author groupie’ Natasha Slaughter is on a mission to reimagine books on the First Coast. “Personally I’ve been a fan of authors […]
Memoirs of a Dark Angel On Fire: A Journey Through Loves Labyrinth, is a poetry memoir that takes readers on an emotional roller-coaster through the highs and lows of love. From the intoxicating allure of […]
Reviewed by Susan Violante for Reader Views – I’ve been a fan of Rodney L. Hurst, Sr. since he won the 2020 Reader Views Literary Awards’ Non-Fiction Prize for “Never Forget Who You Are” by […]
“Dr. Juan P. Chisholm’s award-winning book, “Mission Possible: How to Graduate from College Debt-Free” has been recognized as the Runner-Up at the prestigious 2023 Paris Book Festival Awards.” In a recent announcement, the highly-respected Paris […]
Best Richardson African Diaspora Literature & Culture Museum and its associated business, BBRT, is a non-profit Independent, Veteran, and Woman-owned museum, bookstore, and gift shop. The museum provides both youth and adults with educational artifacts […]
What is it about the garden that suits it to literary murder? Perhaps it is the poisonous plants, sharp tools, shady corners, and ready-made burial sites that make gardens a mainstay in the mystery genre. […]
“The Daughter of A Junkie: A True Love Story,’ written by Terrinee Gundy, is a first-hand account of a young girl who escapes the ghetto trappings of impoverished community and to dispel the stigmas associated with […]
By Zebulon Vance Miletsky – In many histories of Boston, African Americans have remained almost invisible. Partly as a result, when the 1972 crisis over school desegregation and busing erupted, many observers professed shock at the overt […]
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