Please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today? I was raised by my single mother with my little sister. I had seen so much while growing up. Before my dad left, he would drink and become brutally abusive with her. The things that I saw as a child...
How did you get to where you are today? The hurt from my childhood at one point was so toxic in my life that it was destroying me as an adult. But, after much perseverance, hardwork and believing in myself, my relationship with God was able to turn my entire life around to becoming the...
Meet the prominent business professionals of color who are successfully leading our Black and Brown communities to financial empowerment, credit achievement, and powerful investing (generational wealth) through education. They are Derricka Harwell, CEO of BeautifyCredit, award-winning, published author of Beautiful Credit and founder of the “Beautiful Credit Tour” – an 18 city tour to inner-city high school youth...
Please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today? I am an alchemist first and foremost which means I am fully aware of my illuminated power, which led me to the vision I am going to share with you today. When I began to dance with who I really...
Please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today? We are the Gumbo Therapy Podcast composed of best friends, living in Alabama, who have different upbringings, Diamonel, married, raised in Louisiana and Tammy, newly divorced, raised in Ohio. We also differ in everything else including goals, relationships and opinions,...
Please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today A lot of hard work and tenacity. Though I attended university and followed a career path to childcare and early education, I quickly discovered that I was also a creative being who would never be happy being confined to a...
(Image in Header) Montgomery, AL Black Lives Matter painting around the fountain, where slaves were paraded around to be auctioned off. June 19, 2020 aka Juneteenth, celebrates 155 years of African American nationally commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Are African American’s REALLY Free? inCity Magazine has created a list of...
Written by Dory Dearest, Image by Smooth Geek Photography I consider myself to be from the cities of the Civil Rights Movement. I was born in Montgomery, AL, and spent the majority of my life living there. However, the weekends of my childhood, and a couple of years of high school, were spent in Dallas...
The Tenacity of Courage Article Written by Tamika Seals Robinson “Where justice is denied, where poverty is enforced, when ignorance prevails and where any one class is made to feel that society is in an organized conspiracy to oppress, rob and degrade them, neither persons nor property will be safe.” Frederick Douglass (from “Southern Barbarism”)...
Their names are Moya Holly, Jonathan Williams, Jeremy Selmar and Joe Pernell. Are these four people the 2020 Edition of the Civil Rights Activist, Rosa L Parks? Will their names go down in Montgomery Alabama Civil Rights History, for the action they have been accused of? The aforementioned protestors were arrested for the removal of...