Saturday, February 22, 2020

Checkout The CBS TV Interview Coverage Of The 1st Black History Film Festival In Jamaica Queens

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CBS News Covers Adrienne Whaley And Her 1st Ever International Black History Film Festival In Jamaica Queens

Jamaica, New York -- CBS News recently covered Jamaica and Southeast Queens business and community arts advocate Adrienne Whaley, and her promising 1st Ever International Black History Film Festival.  The festival is getting global attention for its innovative showcasing of local and international movies and film submissions in a myriad of genres. The Southeast Queens Scoop is a media supporter of the uplifting event.

The interview on CBS TV explored exciting things to do on Black History Month.  It gave a good overview of the goals and great films to be revealed at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center When the 1st Ever International Black Film Festival, sets up on this Saturday, February 22nd starting at 4:15 pm.  You can see the full video interview below.
Adrienne as the founder of the Queens Underground 718 and is presenting the 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival on February 22, 2020. Expanding on Categories and Genres, Filmmakers, Performers (singers, musicians, poets, and dancers), and small businesses/entrepreneurs; anyone from ages 10 years and up have submitted projects as of the final deadline date of January 31st, 2020.

Friday, February 21, 2020

See Why The 1st Radio Supporter of Mike Bloomberg Warns Blacks About Supporting Him For President

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NYC Based Pastor Conrad Bennette Tillard Warns Blacks Against Voting For Billionaire Mike Bloomberg
"Bloomberg has a record now, so if we fall victim again, then the old adage is true, "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me." Conrad Bennette Tillard

OP-ED By Pastor Conrad Bennette Tillard
Brooklyn, New York -- This is how Mike Bloomberg became Mayor of New York City in 2001, I was there, the first Black person on the radio to endorse and support him.  Black talk radio and the Black community made him in politics then, thus he is coming to us again now.

A playbook that he is attempting to dust off again. These folks in the media think they know more than they actually do.

They should have New York folks on to talk about New York stuff. Bloomberg is not a Republican, in fact he has always been a Democrat , he only become a Republican to run for Mayor in 2001. Secondly, why are these folks acting like Bloomberg, is this charismatic figure that will overwhelm the electorate. Showbusiness?

Bloomberg has the charisma of a back office accountant.


Thursday, February 20, 2020

Black-Owned Co. Offers Free Wig Customization Service

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BLACK-OWNED HAIR EXTENSION COMPANY REBRANDS & LAUNCHES FREE WIG CUSTOMIZATION SERVICE FOR 2020

Nationwide --  Continuing the brand's mission to provide high quality beauty products with an unparalleled shopping experience, Diishan Imira, founder and CEO of Mayvenn, is starting out 2020 with a fresh new look and expanded service options that include matching customers with a local stylist who will customize their wig for free - all for the cost of the hair itself.

Mayvenn is the largest Black-owned hair extension brand in the country, and the company's goal has always been to serve their community and customers in a way that no one else has. With the creation of the Mayvenn Services program (free install and now wig customization), it was time for a metamorphosis on the outside that reflected all the big changes happening internally. A new look and feel were needed to better reflect their community of fearless women, creating a space that celebrates individuality, talent, and how fun hair can be.

Entrepreneur Helping Detroit's Black-Owned Businesses

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MEET THE ENTREPRENEUR WHO IS HELPING DETROIT'S BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES TO SURVIVE AND THRIVE
 
Detroit, MI --  Small Business Advocate Jennyfer Crawford, founder of Ask Jennyfer, has devoted her career to increasing exposure for makers and entrepreneurs. Her clients are among those who take steps every day to build a business based on their talent, creativity and passion. This spring, a new national holiday has been created to honor those efforts.

"We are all small business owners working to accomplish our dreams," Crawford said. Nowhere is it more evident than the event that kick-started her own business and continues to thrive, All Things Detroit.

All Things Detroit is a local business showcase that draws more than 12,000 shoppers to Detroit's historic Eastern Market each time it is held. And a mix of more than 250 small businesses participate each time. All Things Detroit returns 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates: April 5 and Nov. 1, 2020.

See Why The 1st Radio Supporter of Mike Bloomberg Warns Blacks About Supporting Him For President

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NYC Based Pastor Conrad Bennette Tillard Warns Blacks Against Voting For Billionaire Mike Bloomberg
"Bloomberg has a record now, so if we fall victim again, then the old adage is true, "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me." Conrad Bennette Tillard

OP-ED By Pastor Conrad Bennette Tillard
Brooklyn, New York -- This is how Mike Bloomberg became Mayor of New York City in 2001, I was there, the first Black person on the radio to endorse and support him.  Black talk radio and the Black community made him in politics then, thus he is coming to us again now.

A playbook that he is attempting to dust off again. These folks in the media think they know more than they actually do.

They should have New York folks on to talk about New York stuff. Bloomberg is not a Republican, in fact he has always been a Democrat , he only become a Republican to run for Mayor in 2001. Secondly, why are these folks acting like Bloomberg, is this charismatic figure that will overwhelm the electorate. Showbusiness?

Bloomberg has the charisma of a back office accountant.