[BIN\Black Information Network\WWRL AM 1600]
Martin: “The 2020 Election is one of the most consequential we’ve seen in American history, and Black voters will play a crucial role. Our goal at #RolandMartinUnfiltered is to provide unparalleled coverage of not only the presidential and U.S. Senate races, but the many local races that impact our people.”
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Maya Angelou
Black Information Network Launching Today on WWRL AM 1600
Annual Diversity Women’s Business Leadership Conference Starts Today
[Diversity Women’s Business Leadership Conference]
Dr. Robinson. “As a Black woman from the south, I jumped over many hurdles and barriers to succeed in corporate America. Today, the Diversity Women’s Business Leadership Conference is a primary gateway for women to provide mentorship, coaching, and support to help others avoid those pitfalls.”
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The Powerful Role of Black Women in Kamala Harris’ VP Selection
[Senator Kamala Harris\2020 Elections]
Morial: “It’s no surprise that Black women have emerged among the nation’s strongest and most competent leaders. The formidable challenges that women, particularly women of color, must overcome to achieve positions of prominence…”
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Chukwuhdi: “Republic of Ghana is On the Verge of Collapse”
[Ghana\Allen Chukwuhdi]
Chukwuhdi: “I want to counter bogus impressions that (a) business is booming in Ghana and, (b) that there is a lot of opportunity by asking If that’s true why are so many Ghanaians risking their lives to escape to Europe and the United States?”
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EUGENE B. REDMOND WRITERS CLUB PRESENTS BLACK POETS ON BLACK HISTORY AND “THE 1619 PROJECT
[Black Poetry\Black History\1619 Project]
Eugene B. Redmond Writers Club presents Black Poets on Black History: “The 1619 Project” on Tuesday, February 18. The event will be held at 6:30 pm in the Cafeteria of Building B on the East St. Louis Higher Education Campus of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, 601 J.R. Thompson Drive, EStL, IL 62201.
Photo: Eugene Redmond
MAYA ANGELOU: “STILL I RISE”
[Celebrating Black History Month\Maya Angelou\Poetry]
Maya Angelou: “Out of the huts of history’s shame, I rise. Up from a past that’s rooted in pain, I rise.”
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HARLEM STAGE PRESENTS 2019 FALL SEASON OF FILMS AND SHOWS BY VISIONARY BLACK ARTISTS
[Entertainment News\Harlem Stage]
Harlem Stage is proud to host the opening night of the Harlem Doc Fest, a documentary film festival that explores the cultural richness and history of Harlem along with critical issues impacting the community. This weekend-long curated festival of feature and short documentary films will present screenings throughout Harlem and include conversations with filmmakers, actors and scholars.
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