Krystle Watler Explores the Virtue of Leading an Ad Agency as a Woman of Color
Krystle Watler Explores the Virtue of Leading an Ad Agency as a Woman of Color
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Creative Artists Agency’s Tory Dandy On the Rise of Black Sports Agents
Creative Artists Agency’s Tory Dandy On the Rise of Black Sports Agents Last year saw
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15 Minutes of Fame w/ Dawn | Interview with Big Ced (Cedric Thornton)
Join me for this week’s episode of 15 Minutes of Fame with Dawn as I
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April Silver: ‘I’ve Now Been Around Long Enough to Know That Every Dark Storm is Followed By a Bright New Day’
April Silver The 15th Annual National Black Writers Conference was scheduled to take place during
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Sydney Margetson: ‘There’s No Better Feeling Than Breaking a New Artist’
Sydney Margetson As with many Howard University alum, Atlantic Records Senior VP of Publicity Sydney
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Dia Simms: ‘The Best Way to Make a Change Is Through Ownership and Entrepreneurship’
Dia Simms After running Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ company, Combs Enterprises, for two decades while overseeing
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J. Alexander Martin: ‘You Must Think Outside the Box. You Must Follow Your Own Vision. You Must Create Your Future’
J. Alexander Martin It’s been eight years since we last spoke to FUBU’S J. Alexander
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Yvette Kendall: ‘Science Fiction is the Breath of Innovation’
Yvette Kendall As a Black woman science fiction writer/content creator, Yvette Kendall is the definition
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DJ Scratch: ‘It’s Time for Black Ownership in Hip-Hop Where We Can Thrive’
DJ Scratch The history of hip-hop is well-documented. It was created in the streets of
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Kimberly Chapman: ‘The Impact of the Pandemic Has Just Shifted Our Mindset’
Kimberly Chapman Being multifaceted helps build the type of success others may envy or it
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Attika J. Torrence: ‘Life Keeps me Motivated to Create and Express Myself Through Art’
The stories and art that come out of Brooklyn have been well-documented by the likes
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Amy Andrieux: ‘When I’m Inspired, I Go Hard and That’s Most Of the Time’
Amy Andrieux The arts isn’t for the weak or the uninspired. Having the creativity to
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Chip Fu of the Fu-Schnickens Created a Curriculum That Helps Elevate Students Through Hip-Hop
If you are a fan of late ’80s-mid ’90s hip-hop, then you should be familiar
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Sheila Coates Utilizes Her Marketing Skills to Create a Drinking Mask for Social Distancing Happy Hours
When you have two decades of experience working in artist development, branding, and imaging and
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Felicia Dortch: ‘Learn As Much As you Can About Business’
Being a single mother of four is a job in itself, especially in today’s challenging
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