Wednesday, October 27, 2021

6-Year Old Author Reveals Memory Trick to Help Children Learn and Review the Alphabet in a Fun Way

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6-YEAR OLD AUTHOR REVEALS MEMORY TRICK TO HELP CHILDREN LEARN AND REVIEW THE ALPHABET IN A FUN WAY

Six-year-old Corban Stephenson has written a new book entitled Alexander’s Hide and Seek Alphabet. While there are many alphabet books out there, this book has a different spin.

Corban’s book uses a fun learning technique called the “Loci Method” to help kids, ages 4-6, learn and review the alphabet. The method is a memory tool that connects the information kids want to remember with places they know well.

Learning the alphabet is one of the first literacy concepts children learn. It is the foundation for developing language and communication. Corban’s book presents the alphabet in an entertaining and playful manner.

Corban, who learned the alphabet when he was just 1-year old, wanted to write a book to help his younger brother and other kids learn the letters. While working on his book during the school year, he took the lead in critiquing the illustrations, approving the cover, and telling others about the book.

Checkout How Celebrity Tiffany Haddish, Helps Support $40K In Funding to Public Schools

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$40K IN GRANTS TO BE DONATED TO K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND BLACK & BROWN COMMUNITY CHANGEMAKERS ACROSS THE NATION

BeGreat Together, the philanthropic arm of online educational platform Assemble, announced it will launch Fall 2021, awarding up to $10,000 to two local public school programs and $20,000 to a local community changemaker, along with the logistical support and awareness necessary to create lasting positive change in disenfranchised Black and Brown communities.

School districts with more than 50 percent Black and/or Latinx students face a funding gap of more than $5,000 per pupil on average, according to The Century Foundation. The net assets of Black and Latino-led groups are 76% smaller than white-led organizations. BeGreat Together aims to bridge that gap and put resources in the hands of public schools and grassroots community changemakers who know best what their students and communities need.

BeGreat Together is calling upon Kansas City public schools to nominate an envisioned or existing service, initiative, or program that supports the educational environment or experience for students, to receive up to $10,000. BeGreat is also calling upon residents to nominate themselves or another local changemaker to be the recipient of a $20,000 grant.

Discover How Dr. Shawanda Moore Honors Her Murdered Son By Teaching Business And Financial Literacy

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FIRST TIME AUTHOR DR. SHAWANDA MOORE HONORS MURDERED SON WHO WAS HER FORMER BUSINESS PARTNER AND SELLS OUT OF HER BOOKS IN A FEW DAYS
 

Dr. Shawanda S. Moore, also known as The Tax Doctor, is the CEO and founder of Royal Financial Services and Royal Tax Box. She decided to write her first book entitled Introduction to Tax Preparation to assist individuals with starting their own tax business, growing their tax business, and understanding the tax process.

Dr. Moore launched her book on her birthday on August 21, 2021, and was overwhelmed with the fact that all the books were sold out within just a few days. Dr. Moore ordered only 200 books because she did not expect to receive such a tremendous response in a short period of time. Dr. Moore stated that this has to be a blessing because she has never seen this much support in her life. Especially after suffering the tragic loss of her biggest supporter.

Dr. Moore’s son, Shaun Moore, was just 21-years old when he was murdered in New Orleans on September 29, 2020, due to senseless violence. Naturally, she was grief-stricken and her heart continuously aches due to this incident. She wanted to give up on everything because Shaun was her business partner and made her feel like the best mother in the world. Shaun had plans to continue helping his mother grow her business and wanted to start his own trucking company.

Tuesday, October 26, 2021

Learn Why The 58th Anniversary March on Washington - Was Either Good or Bad?

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DOES THE 58TH ANNIVERSARY MARCH ON WASHINGTON ILLUMINATE MISSTEPS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT?

By Tolson Banner

Martin Luther King, Jr. (King of Love) in his prophetic way differentiated between the drum major instinct and the drum major. The King of Love warned us of the drum major instinct in which he acknowledged led to a lot of the race problems in America: A need for some people to feel that their white skin ordained them to be first.

The reverberations of these racial drum beats have sent seismic shifts through the American soil resulting in the King of Love turning over in his grave so much he has rolled right off of the American soil. The composer of the King of Love’s birthday song, Stevie Wonder, announced he too was feeling these same racial seismic shifts and concluded it was time for him to “roll out” and head for Ghana in Africa.

But a march of any sort requires a drum major to beat out the syncopated rhythm so the marchers keep time. During the 1950s, we marched to a steady drumbeat with synchronized actions: On December 5, 1955, blacks stood in solidarity to launch the Montgomery, AL bus boycott. For 381 days, black people carpooled, walked or hitched rides to their destinations. The bus boycott concluded on December 20, 1956. Our economic solidarity broke the back of Jim Crow. This was a major step we took and a strategy implemented with fervor.

Monday, October 25, 2021

See The Exclusive Interview With Iconic Singer Jody Watley's Remixed Club Dance EP - "Renderings!"

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Singer Jody Watley Releases
Dance/Club Remix EP, "Renderings"

'A Must-Have in Your Playlist'

Jody Watley
releases a special collection of Alex Di Ciò Dance/Club remixes.  Alex Di Ciò is a world renowned producer and remixer.

Following up on recent critically acclaimed releases, “The Healing,” and the Top 5 UK Soul release, “Winter Nights EP”, Jody Watley brings on “Renderings EP” – The Alex Di Ciò Remixes, a collection of uplifting songs penned by Watley and longtime collaborator Rodney Lee.

Watley, the Grammy-winning, trendsetting pioneer in music, video, and fashion new dance remix album entitled, Renderings includes the anthem, "Not A Single Day Goes By."

The much-anticipated album also includes remixes of popular songs from critically acclaimed electro soul collections "The Makeover" and "Midnight Lounge" - these are songs worthy to be given a fresh listen by those who may have missed them.

Checkout Jody's New Single
"
Not A Single Day Goes By!"

Sunday, October 24, 2021

Black Women Found Not Guilty After Police Broke Her Teeth And Injured Her Arm

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WOMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY AFTER JACKSONVILLE POLICE PARKED ON HER PROPERTY AND BROKE HER TEETH WHILE ARRESTING HER

An officer parked in Brittany Chrishawn Williams' driveway in May 2020 to check emails. He refused to leave when she asked, and she was arrested and brutalized.


A woman from Jacksonville, Florida, who was facing up to 10 years in prison for felony battery on a law enforcement officer has been found not guilty after Jacksonville Police broke her teeth during her arrest.

Brittany Chrishawn Williams, however, was found guilty by the jury of a misdemeanor charge for resisting an officer without violence. She has been sentenced to 6 months probation and must undergo a mental health evaluation and anger management. She has also been required to write a letter of apology to the arresting officer that injured her, Officer C.N. Padgett.

The trial began on Tuesday, September 7, 2021, with jury selection and concluded on Friday, September 10, 2021, with the sentencing hearing.

The incident began May 13, 2020, and went viral last year after parts of the police body-worn camera were released and circulated online. The footage shows JSO officer, A. Carmona, parked in the driveway of Brittany Chrishawn Williams' home. According to the officer, he was checking emails when she asked him to leave. The officer said she “immediately threw a spoon with an unknown green substance on it at me while I was sitting in my car” which she is now found innocent of.