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INNOVATIVE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER JESSICA LEWIS AND HER MOBI ENTERPRISES IS USING SHIPPING CONTAINERS TO BUILD CUSTOM HOMES AND COMMERCIAL SPACES

Nationwide -- Jessica Lewis, founder of Mobu Enterprises, a Black woman-owned real estate development firm in the "green" building industry, is redefining residential and commercial spaces around the world. With over 40 years of experience in operations. construction, and development.

Mobu Enterprises is restoring community education, advocating, and improving the environment with sustainable products and self-sustaining shipping container spaces and designs.

Empowered by a team of architects and designers, Mobu Enterprises has created award-winning designs distinct from each client's unique vision. Building custom residential and commercial structures out of durable shipping containers, the company is pioneering the future of green living with structures that are waterproof, windproof, and fireproof. and able to withstand the demands of today and tomorrow for future generations.

Meet Mompreneur Mizell Mais Creator Of VanishClear Solving Spotty Fungal Skin Infection Problems

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Mompreneur Mizell Mais Creates VanishClear Sulfur Cream To Solve Spotty Fungal Skin Infection Problems

Nationwide -- Mizell Mais is an African American mother of three and an entrepreneur from Apopka, Florida. In her early thirties, she developed a spotty rash that covered more than 40% of her body, including her face. Being dark-skinned, the rash was much lighter than her natural complexion, and the itchy spots were flaky and dry. The rash is called Tinea Versicolor. It's caused by an overgrowth of fungus that naturally occurs on human skin, and is most prevalent in humid or tropical climates.

"I was embarrassed to go anywhere, so I had to really pack on the makeup and powder before I left the house," Mizell stated in an interview. "Doctors gave me a variety of lotions, soaps, powders, and salves, but there was very little results. It wasn't until I started reading everything and doing my own research, and through trial and error, I developed VanishClear Sulfur Cream in my kitchen. I saw a visible difference in four days, and the rash was completely gone in nine days. I didn't have any discoloration or scarring or anything."

Black Woman Develops Unique Networking App

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BLACK WOMAN DEVELOPS NETWORKING APP THAT PAYS YOU TO CONNECT WITH PEOPLE JUST LIKE YOU

Nationwide Three years ago, Atlanta-based startup Pluhg, a tech company founded by entrepreneur Aleeta Bell, announced its pre-launch. Today, Pluhg continues to thrive as an innovative mobile app that allows its users to connect with friends and associates without revealing their personal contact information. Even more, users get paid for every professional connection they make.

Aleeta comments, "We all have valuable connections, why not get paid for them? My app is transforming the way we meet new people."

Summit to Shatter Black Male Stereotypes

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SHATTER THE STEREOTYPES EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT SET TO RE-IGNITE OPTIMISM AMONG BLACK MEN

Nationwide Following the intense racial tensions of the past few months, Texas Life Coach, Michael Taylor, is gearing up to host a Shatter the Stereotypes Empowerment Summit to reignite optimism in African American men.

The free online summit is a seven-part series which is designed to empower black men to live extraordinary lives.. The event features a lineup of impressive and notable speakers such as Beyonce’s father Matthew Knowles, Dr. Tommy Curry, Bradley Rapier, Dr Steve Perry, Jon T. Walton and Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh, who will deliver presentations on topics such as:

Black Urban Fantasy Author, New Animated Series

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AWARD-WINNING BLACK URBAN FANTASY AUTHOR TURNS HIS DEBUT NOVELLA, "ANIMAL INSTINCTS: THE URBAN JUNGLE" INTO ANIMATED SERIES

Nationwide This is not just a book of animals with emotion, poise and grace. This is an Urban Fantasy that allows the reader to use his or her imagination. S.L. Jackson is a Eugenius author who has deposited his spirit to form a world that is so familiar yet distant. One may ask; “What does rabbits, outlaws, and murder have in common?” The answer is EVERYTHING. You will NEVER look at a rabbit the same again after indulging into this conscientious tale of the Jacksons.

S.L. Jackson is an American author born and raised in Inkster, Michigan with a well-seasoned background in entertainment. Music, film, apps, education (Co-founder of The College of Hip Hop.org), and podcasting are a few masterful skills of S.L Jackson. Now, he has embraced his literary skill set and decided to follow his vision of becoming an urban fantasy author. After his hiatus, S.L Jackson focused on writing his first novel. Animal Instincts in which he has willed to be a trilogy. The first offering is entitled Animal Instincts: The Urban Jungle. He chose urban fantasy as an outlet to escape the harsh realities and give vivid imagery of so many urban communities across the United States.

Teaching African Americans How to Speak Swahili

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ONLINE LANGUAGE PLATFORM, SWAHILI PRIME, SEEKS TO PREPARE AFRICAN AMERICANS FOR OPPORTUNITIES IN AFRICA

Nationwide -- In recent years, Swahili has emerged as a leading language that people should take note of. With an estimated 150 million speakers worldwide, it is the official language of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, is widely spoken in Uganda and more narrowly spoken in Burundi, Rwanda, North Zambia, Mozambique, and Malawi.

Several international media outlets like BBC and The Voice of America offer programming in Swahili. In the African Union, Swahili is one of the working languages. In 2019, the Southern African Development Community adopted Kiswahili as its fourth official language. At the beginning of 2020, South Africa legalized Swahili's teaching in South African schools as an optional subject with Namibia to follow suit in 2021.

Shili Joseph Somi, a Tanzanian native, who has been in the U.S. for several years, has watched Swahili's explosive growth and evolution into a dominant language. While people globally have caught hold of the opportunities in learning Swahili, Somi believes that the African American demographic has mainly been left out of the conversations concerning the possibilities.

ATL Couple Opens Black-Owned COVID-Safe Office Suites

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MILLENNIAL PROPERTY DEVELOPERS TO OPEN BLACK-OWNED COVID-SAFE OFFICE SUITES

Nationwide Tired of working from home? Business owners, self-employed freelancers, and creative artists are welcome to join a new community and workspace. EVOPIA, an online social network connecting Black leaders to the Black community, is opening their physical headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia on October 1, 2020. The EVOPIA headquarters is a newly renovated space for creatives and entrepreneurs to come work in solitude during the “Shelter in Place” orders, yet members are welcome to “Shelter in Space”! With isolated 1-person offices, members can participate in virtual meetings and host their webinars in solitude.

Each meeting room is equipped with sinks for 4 people or less to accommodate frequent hand washing and social distancing measures. In addition, the entire premises is frequently disinfected and cleaned. EVOPIA members have access to a music recording studio, a video studio and photography studio at the headquarters in Atlanta. High-speed wifi and corporate mailing services are also available, making it the perfect place for anyone trying to handle their affairs.

Author/ Activist Fighting Racial Bias Against Black Children

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AUTHOR AND IMAGE ACTIVIST, PATRICE MCLAURIN, WORKS TO DISMANTLE RACIST BIASES AGAINST BLACK CHILDREN ONE BOOK AT A TIME

Nationwide At a time when the state of the world is extremely uncertain and fragile, Patrice McLaurin is providing a silver lining by dismantling racist biases against Black children, with a current emphasis on Black boys. Owner of Khemrah Publishing, a boutique publishing house located in Buford, Georgia, McLaurin uses this platform to serve as an author and image activist. Her literary works are cultivating the brilliance of Black children, one book at a time.

According to McLaurin, some of the most important work that needs to be done in the Black Community is the shifting of racist and biased propaganda against Black people. “Unfortunately,” states McLaurin, “any disparaging caricature that can be placed upon a person has been used as an identifying persona against Black folk.”

Part of McLaurin’s cause as an image activist is to dispel these effigies by reinforcing positive imagery. After the violent deaths of Trayvon Martin, Jordan Davis, Michael Brown, and Tamir Rice, McLaurin’s passion was amplified and it birthed literary works that would give Black children and their counterparts, an opportunity to see the value in their existence. “Oftentimes, a book is a child’s first introduction to an outside world,” states McLaurin, “so it is important that their books humanize all of those who exist in it.”

See Why Activist Attorney Legrand H. Clegg II Asks Why Do White People Hate Us So Much?

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Why Do White People Hate Us So Much? They Are Still Angry About The Pharaohs And The Moors! By: Legrand H. Clegg II

Over a year ago, I wrote an article claiming that one of the driving forces behind White racism and animosity toward Black people is that of retaliation. In summary, on a deep, subconscious level the white collective has inherited from its ancient and medieval ancestors an entrenched resentment of Black people that was originally caused by Black ostracism, domination and enslavement of primitive whites when Africans ruled the world.

In light of the recent killings of George Floyd, Amaud Arbery and Breona Taylor, and the uprisings that have followed, I feel compelled to revisit and elaborate on my theory of global White resentment and retribution toward people of African descent. The latest FBI crime statistics reveal that African Americans remain the chief victims of hate crimes in the United States.

School segregation is as pervasive as ever. Republican legislators are suppressing Black votes and gerrymandering local and statewide districts. Black people still suffer the highest unemployment rates and have the lowest net worth in the nation.

1st Black-Owned Pajamas Line For Children of Color

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BLACK WOMAN-OWNED COMPANY CREATES THE FIRST PAJAMAS LINE FEATURING CHILDREN OF COLOR

Nationwide Building self-esteem through positive representation is an important part of raising healthy children. Simone Edmonson established Dreams and Jammies LLC, an Atlanta-based company, to play a key role in transforming how children of color see themselves uniquely portrayed in their sleepwear as they drift off into their heavenly dreams.

Company founder Simone Edmonson states, “I wanted children of color to know that they’re valued and their faces matter. On average, children are in their PJ’s nine-plus hours per day. So, I thought it would be inspirational for them to show their individuality by selecting designs, which aligns with the child’s inner spirit. Parents could use Dreams and Jammies as a platform to launch their child’s daily affirmation of self-worth.”

The greatest impact the launch has made in the Black community was beautifully stated by buyer Denise Johnson of Baltimore Maryland, “When I saw those beautiful black girls wearing Dreams and Jammies on my Instagram feed, I burst into tears. I initially did not know why I had this visceral reaction. Then it dawned on me that in the fifty-five years of my life, I have never seen anything like this so I purchased a pair for my grandchildren and great-nieces.”

Vernon Matthews Inspired By His Passion To UPlift His Community Runs For State Representative

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Saturday, September 5, 2020

See Why Real Estate Developer Mobu Enterprises Is Using Shipping Containers to Build Homes

Friday, September 4, 2020

Meet Mompreneur Mizell Mais Creator Of VanishClear Solving Spotty Fungal Skin Infection Problems

Black Woman Develops Unique Networking App

Summit to Shatter Black Male Stereotypes

Black Urban Fantasy Author, New Animated Series

Teaching African Americans How to Speak Swahili

ATL Couple Opens Black-Owned COVID-Safe Office Suites

Author/ Activist Fighting Racial Bias Against Black Children

See Why Activist Attorney Legrand H. Clegg II Asks Why Do White People Hate Us So Much?

1st Black-Owned Pajamas Line For Children of Color

Thursday, September 3, 2020

Vernon Matthews Inspired By His Passion To UPlift His Community Runs For State Representative