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Hyphened-Nation – Poised to Advance the End of a Hyphenated America

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A new book, Hyphened-Nation, has ignited a social discourse in Charlotte, signaling a potential movement to **End Hyphenated America** and foster a more unified national identity, moving beyond labels like Latino-American or African-American. There is no doubt that hyphenation creates separation and many problems for individuals placed in these categories. In fact, it was former … Read more

WriteNowLive: The Burden of Sweetberry by Carol Gosa Summerville

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Carol Gosa Summerville’s latest work, WriteNowLive, introduces readers to the poignant narrative of The Burden of Sweetberry, a story sure to resonate with many. This compelling tale, explored through her unique voice, offers a deeply emotional journey. On the third Sunday in June of 1963, an emotional drama unfolded at the First Macedonia Baptist Church … Read more

Christian Author Who Focuses on Good and Evil

Dr. Shenita Etwaroo is a distinguished Christian author good evil, an educator, artist, film producer, activist, and advocate dedicated to human and animal rights. Her compelling work delves deep into morality. Shenita is motivated to help others by the trauma she has personally overcome. Growing up and as an adult, she endured abuse, trauma, memory … Read more

ARE YOU LESS OF A MAN?

Male Non-Drivers: Redefining What is Masculinity? Charlotte, NC – The upcoming premiere of ‘Cruise Control’ at the Charlotte Black Film Festival, screening April 1st, poses a pivotal question: What is masculinity today? This film directly challenges outdated notions of manhood. Director Asha Chai-Chang’s observations during filming prompt a deeper societal look at what is masculinity … Read more

Hidden Genius The Black Engineer Behind Howard Hughes

Historian and author H.T. Bryer has penned a fascinating book revealing the untold story of Frank Calvin Mann, the brilliant Black engineer Howard Hughes secretly relied upon for his aeronautical innovations. “Foremost, I would like to thank my brother and collaborator Paul Bryer, without whose prodigious memory and tenacity this story would have died out, … Read more

Aerial Cinema Productions Heads South

Leading the way in innovative drone videography, Aerial Cinema Productions is making a strategic move, expanding its operations by heading south to establish a new base in Charlotte. Something exciting is hovering over the sunny skies of Southern Florida.  Aerial Cinema Productions, Inc. has relocated to the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale area. One of the premier providers … Read more

The Social Contract World Premiere’s in Burbank

The Thriller Movie ‘The Social Contract’ is to World Premiere at the 2014 Burbank International Film Festival The US-Latino action thriller ‘The Social Contract’ movie, directed by Matthew Spradlin (‘Bad Kids Go To Hell’), written by award-winning writer Carlito Rodriguez (HBO ‘The Leftovers’)and starring Dominican Republic actress Katherine Castro, is set to have its world … Read more

PR Firm EMR Media Honored with Hollywood Walk of Fame Award

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Celebrating a decade of success, PR firm EMR Media has been honored with a significant Hollywood Walk of Fame award, a prestigious EMR Media award accepted by founder Liz Rodriguez. Founded in 2004, this month marks the 10 year anniversary of marketing, branding and PR firm EMR Media (www.emrmedia.com), and in recognition of that milestone … Read more

Hawaii’s Alternative Rock Band Receives First Ever LA Music Awards Nomination

LA Music Awards Nominates Hawaiian Duo ‘Red Light Challenge’ for Hot AC Band of 2014 Hailing from Hawaii, the young ultra-talented and inspirational alternative rock band Red Light Challenge (www.redlightchallengeband.com), have recently been nominated for an impressive music award at the prestigious 24th Annual Los Angeles Music Awards, set for November 12th at the plush … Read more