A captivating speaker and music industry veteran takes audiences on a behind-scenes-journey inside today’s music business. Author of the new book BlackOut, Paul Porter unveils the real nature and motivations behind the music that gets played on [...]
The old adage “life imitates art applies equally true to bullying. Nevertheless a lot of people merely associate bullying with youth seeking to impose their will upon others. In all reality, this limited definition misrepresents and distorts the truth. [...]
Special to Black Men In America.com Posted April 2, 2018 They call him “The Credit Guru of Atlanta.” James Hunt is a celebrity wealth management expert who helps high profile individuals to manage their wealth, and most of all, get rid of negative marks [...]
12 THINGS THE NEGRO MUST DO FOR HIMSELF By Nannie Helen Burroughs Note: Many of you have copied and posted this article on your web sites and blogs. We would appreciate proper attribution to Black Men In America.com. The 12 Things The Negro Must Do For [...]
Posted July 10, 2017 Peace and greetings: My new book “Forgive: the new mantra and practice for Black Men,” was born out of my desire to stimulate conversations about increasing our connection to an ultimate universal power source. I wanted to [...]
By Raynard Jackson (NNPA Newswire Columnist) Celebrating Independence Day and watching President Trump on the international stage during the G20 Summit, I couldn’t help but reflect upon a recent conversation I had with one of my “Hollywood” friends. This [...]
Everyone has their own view of what prison life is really like. Some of these views are shaped–in part–by various media offerings, such as movies and TV shows. However, one’s viewpoint of life behind bars drastically changes when they have [...]
Are you kidding me? What is going on with this school? Are there no responsible and sensible adults who can make a rational decision? Did I just wake up in a time warp and it’s 1970? From the New York Daily News.com African-American teenage twins [...]
