Book Release
Don't Color Me In Book Release
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Free Book giveaway and I want to see your Youth!
Community Connection 3217 Grand Avenue, Fort Smith, ARWith the release of my new Poetry writing, we are giving away some books and helping all at the same time. Just bring a bag of canned goods/nonperishable food items and will get my latest copy in your young teens hands. Thank you so much for supporting this second of many #CommunityConnections I will be having.
CommunityConnection#3 Rise of 300 Moral Leaders Inductee Ceremony
House of Mtenzi Museum 1289 Madison Avenue Memphis, TN. 38104
CommunityConnection#4 New Wine Women’s Conference
3845 Raleigh Millington Rd Memphis, TN. 38128
Grand Opening of “The Burger House” in Little Rock
Restaurant Opening 7805 Kampground Way, North Little Rock, ARLooking forward to celebrating the opening of Joe Jackson's The Burger House. Come out and enjoy great music, activities, and of course food! So happy for his success and getting to this milestone. See you there!
Shop Black @ Wright Ave.
Shop Black Wright Ave., Little Rock, ARCome out Little Rock and support a great mission to pour into our Black-owned Businesses as we continue to celebrate through change. That is how we succeed as a community...change! This is a $10,000 match campaign that you can get more information about at Remixideas.com
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Black Poetry Day is October 17
Read, Write, Create... Black Poetry Day is celebrated in commemoration of the birth of the man popularly referred to as the father of African American literature, Jupiter Hammon, the first published black poet in the United States of America. Black Poetry Day is a day to recognize the contributions of black poets to literature and… Read More »Black Poetry Day is October 17
Black History Month
As you celebrate, remember, and cultivate a space for embracing Black History Month, I ask you to allow time for self-reflection that will thrust you into purpose for 2022 like never before. Let's embrace our history and our future every month while realizing true change can only be heard when we start in our communities, in our homes, in our culture where we need not ask to be accepted but only yield to the truth of who we are and begin to walk that out.