A little constructive criticism now and then won’t hurt anyone, right? Rudeness, on the other hand, could hurt emotionally…that’s if you let it (rudeness) get to you. That explains why TV host Elaine Swann, one of America’s leading experts on etiquette, says we all should just Let Crazy Be Crazy (W.S. Publishing), as shown by […]
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(Baltimore, MD) Two Towson University students Ameena Ruffin and Korey Johnson, both from Baltimore, beat out 170 other teams to win a national debate championship held in Indiana this week. The dynamic duo beat out a team from the University of Oklahoma in the final round. Their strong argument correlated police brutality, the prison-industrial complex
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When I first saw the animated Disney series Doc McStuffins, I thought, ‘Brilliant, this is just what the doctor ordered,’ especially for little chocolista’s. (That’s right, we made up the word.) The message of becoming a doctor is certainly empowering all little all little girls, which is why I’m thrilled that my adorable little
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(San Diego, CA) One of the biggest Entertainment Summits ever come to San Diego, is just right around the corner. From May 1st through May 4, 2014, the festivities will take place at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel at 8110 Aero Drive in San Diego, starting with, the Ultimate Gospel Music Celebration on the afternoon
(San Diego, CA ) To celebrate Earth Week, University of San Diego (UCSD) Geisel Library hosted an impressive DIY Maker Event on April 22. Participants gained valuable information and resources on non-toxic cleaning products and, recyclable materials to encourage sustainability. A variety of maker stations were set up to share resources on making non-toxic cleaning supplies, buttons using
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Over a billion people around the world will celebrate the 44th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22, 2014. Earth Day began in 1970, when a 20 million people movement across the United States pushed for increased protection of the environment. Check out the list below of eleven simple green tips for Earth Day
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Interesting fact: There are close to 5000 triplets born in the United States each year. Apparently excellence comes in three’s! Well, that’s certainly the case for triplets Malik, Ahmad and Khalil Jones. Born brilliant and determined to succeed, the Jones Brothers don’t just walk the walk, they talk the talk. All three seniors of Georgetown
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SILVER SPRING, MD (April 14, 2014) — In a press release, TV One announced today that the 22nd Annual Trumpet Awards will air on Sunday, April 20, at 8pm ET. For over two decades, the highly anticipated awards ceremony has highlighted the accomplishments of men and women who have significantly contributed to enhancing the quality of life
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We’re having a very proud moment. At Illinois’ Central High School, dozens of young Black and Hispanic males, created and filmed their own video to Justin Timberlake‘s 2013 hit “Suit & Tie.” The honor students, poets, future collegiate athletes and National Honor Society members came together to create “Suit & Tie in the 217” to
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Happy Jackie Robinson Day! On April 15th, we honor the legendary Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play in Major League Baseball. Robinson, is celebrated for breaking down the color barrier in sports, and for his momentous achievements during the Civil Rights movement. Today, 14 ball parks across the nation will participate in a
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