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Author: Nekesha Burrell (Nekesha Burrell)

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10 – year old author who just published her 2nd children’s book

10 – year old author who just published her 2nd children’s book

Rhea G. Madison James from St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, is on her way to becoming a young successful author. She has already sold over 700 books, and now the 10-year-old U.S. Virgin Islander is back with another runaway adventure entitled The Runaway Avocado, after publishing her first book, The Runaway Watermelon. When asked why she decided to write...

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English teacher launches new magazine

English teacher launches new magazine

“We wish to plead our own cause. Too long have others spoken for us.” — Mr. Samuel Cornish and Mr. John B. Russwurm, Freedom’s Journal. It is with that moving spirit and energy that motivated Cydny A. Neville, an English teacher from Triangle, Virginia, to launch The Virginia Black Lifestyle Magazine, LLC (VBLM). Having watched countless...

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Black woman – owned courier company expands services to more cities, including Los Angeles & San Antonio

Black woman – owned courier company expands services to more cities, including Los Angeles & San Antonio

Express Errands & Courier is one of the fastest-growing female lead companies in 2021, and their growth is not slowing down. The company currently has 11 locations and plans to expand in four metropolitan markets to include San Antonio, Nashville, Los Angeles, and Charlotte by the end of 2021. Express Errands & Courier offers same-day delivery...

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Black alumni from California State University East Bay launch black excellence project

Black alumni from California State University East Bay launch black excellence project

California State University – East Bay has officially launched the Black Excellence Project (BEP), which documents student graduate success on campus via multimedia and film. BEP captures Black students’ experiences of their perseverance in obtaining their undergraduate degrees. Black Excellence was co-created by Sarah Aubert, Higher Education Analyst, and Steven Cleveland, Ethnic Studies Entitled Lecturer &...

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Country’s first black culinary lifestyle publication honors resilience through pandemic with special print issue

Country’s first black culinary lifestyle publication honors resilience through pandemic with special print issue

The country’s first Black culinary lifestyle publication, Cuisine Noir Magazine, honors the resilience and creativity of small business owners during the COVID-19 pandemic across the African Diaspora in a special print edition featuring stories centered in the U.S., Africa, Canada, the Caribbean, and South America. Available for home delivery or digital download, the issue captures first-hand...

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From Soldier to Boss: Documentary on Civil Rights Hero and Dr. King Aide, Tyrone Brooks, Set for Release in Fall 2022

From Soldier to Boss: Documentary on Civil Rights Hero and Dr. King Aide, Tyrone Brooks, Set for Release in Fall 2022

Atlanta, GA (January 2022) – A documentary on civil rights champion and politician Tyrone Brooks is set for release in the fall of 2022, detailing the life and career of the lifelong activist who worked closely with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and is responsible for banishing the racist Georgia Confederate flag. Scheduled for October,...

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Young black millionaire couple reveal how they met on Instagram

Young black millionaire couple reveal how they met on Instagram

Frederick Akpoghene and Dawn Dickson-Akpoghene, a married couple who are also both successful technology entrepreneurs have ventured into the literary world with the debut of their first book, Started in the DM: Using Social Media to Find the One. They themselves met each other online, and are now retailing their book in all major online bookstore...