Starting March 1 – March 31, we celebrate Women’s History Month, by honoring phenomenal women in many industries, communities, or better yet, from our very own homes (thank you to the awesome wives, moms, aunts, and grandmas). So, have you ever wondered how Women’s History Month started?
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Somebody’s Son James and his mother, Charlease The show follows three successful black men as they embark on their dating journey, finding true love with the help of their mothers. This highlights the importance of their mothers’ faith, love, and family guidance. One of the bachelors from the show, James, and his mother, Charlease, had
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Photo Owned by Michael Lyle, Jr. “Part of the reason I got into this business is because I want to tell people what they don’t always hear in other aspects of media outlets,” said Michael Lyle, Jr. The anchor and reporter love to inform his audience nationally and locally. “As a media person for a
Every year, Hispanic Heritage Month starts from September 15 to October 15. It all started with Congressman George E. Brown…
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When you see the 80’s, 90’s, and the 2000’s trends, you think of the word “nostalgic.” The CEO of Nothing Like Nostalgia, Milo Martin, knows the feeling of witnessing the fond memories as a young boy that makes him happy.
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Frank J. Crum always has a special heart for the Tampa Bay area. As a Community Engagement Coordinator for the City of Tampa, Crum works…
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Jozina “Z” Campbell knew at a young age that she has an inquisitive personality that will gravitate to her peers with curious questions.
The born New Yorker has been dancing and teaching individuals the “bopping” skills since he was 18 years old. He has worked with many celebrities, such as Lizzo, Saucy Santana, Miguel
Nothing can’t stop Ms. Aliya Everett showing love for her school, while representing as 116th Miss FAMU.
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Ms. Ivy Box is no stranger to today’s Business Marketing and Entertainment Industries! The former BET’s College Hill Intern “Quiet Storm” star is a first generation Haitian -American from Ft. Myers, FL, that proclaimed as a certified Go Get H.E.R.S ®.