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One of the top Blog Talk Radio Shows LO has been Sumatra's show host/producer since June 2009. Sumatra BTR has been listed on the Top 100 Blog Talk Shows, and one of the top informative blog shows selected by Blog Talk production. Loretta "LO" Green-Williams, is a Postcolonial Theorist and motivational speaker; International Ambassador/founder of Women of Concern Professionals & Strategic Conscious Networking (WOCPSCN), founder of the Caribbean Diaspora Business and Professional Association and CEO/founder for Caribeme Magazine, a fashion-forward magazine for Caribbean diaspora women; founded Sister Connection, on the campus of the University of San Francisco that supports female students of color. Lo's Sumatra BTR is "just tryin' to help a sista out." From womanist theology to today's fashions, Sumatra Talks!!!!

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Aubry Padmore is an author, publisher, and adjunct professor in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area. Creator and host of Caribbean Media Zone, this not-for-profit organization was established in June 2011. The purpose of the organization is... more

Places, Spaces, and Thought Series presents author, Sly Goodridge. A veteran in the entertainment industry for over 40 plus years, Goodridge's two award-winning novels, Waiting for The Storm, and Midnights the secrets of the wings, have... more

Places, Spaces, and Thought Series presents author, Sly Goodridge. A veteran in the entertainment industry for over 40 plus years, Goodridge's two award-winning novels, Waiting for The Storm, and Midnights the secrets of the wings, have... more

Fashionista and influencer, Azizah Nubia has built an IG media empire that includes, The Natural Woman, Natural Woman, and Sacral Therapy Podcast. Nubia's approach is considering the holistic aspects of life and how it integrates... more

With over 20 years of study and application, Lorelett Hudson is the founder of One Hand Can't Clap organization. OHCC supports African Caribbean leaders in the UK to become the highest possible version of themselves. Lorlett states... more

Yhicey Nicole Hawt, CEO of Yhicey & Hawt Inc., aspires to be an international mogul helping talent and businesses around the world grow into successful brands. Yhicey & Hawt Inc., signature "Mag-a-thon" is a model workshop and... more

According to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, soul is "music that arose out of the black experience in America through the transmutation of gospel and rhythm & blues that stressed by handclaps and extemporaneous body moves. Other... more

If there were a "Keeper of Soul Music's Culture Award," these two brothas would genuinely receive it. Soul music's evolution, from the black church and the blues, has intricacies that only living through that life would allow for a greater... more

While Soul music evolved from gospel and rhythm-and-blues, it was the women of this genre that enhanced its endurance. Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, for example, admitted he studied Tina Turner while she performed in order to... more

The classic era of soul music (1956-1972) established new genres of American music while it shaped the world. Images of black culture were exposed in a new capacity. Who can't forget watching the Delfonics, Chi-Lites, Mary Wells, or the... more
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