नमस्कार! दोस्तों! When Virgins Sigh एक खूबसूरत गीत है और मैं इसे बार-बार सुनता हूं यह मेरे मनोदशा को रीफ्रेश करता है मैं जहां भी जाता हूं वहां मैं इसे सुनता हूं। मैं इसे जिम में भी सुनता हूं, क्योंकि यह मेरी ऊर्जा को बढ़ा देता है मैं चाहता हूं कि आप इसे आज खरीदें […]
Are You Choosing Happiness? Choose to be happy. That is the message from this week’s segment of Earl Says, a weekly message of empowerment for our community.
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Music lends a voice to circumstances, times, and places. Multifaceted, it can give voice to the disenfranchised as well as lull a child to sleep at its mother’s bosom; it can uplift a nation defining love, hope and fear. Utilized for diverse purposes, it has been used to ease the suffering of people and/or used […]
The definition of philanthropy often conjures up lofty ideals of elevated ways to use resources to serve the community, usually money, and is most often attributed to foundations, corporations and uber-wealthy individuals. It implies that large sums of money and/or assets are needed in order to be considered philanthropic. Dr. C. Erick Lincoln, Race Scholar […]
During summer, I like to attend the 149th Street Block Association’s annual picnic at Baisley Park, where I grew up in Queens. It reminds me of where I come from, and puts me in contact with the environment that inspired and encouraged me from the beginning. As most can attest, growing up in a predominantly […]
Photo: Copyright © Antonio carlos cascatrina, Getty Images. I remember when I took an economics course in college. It was tedious at best. The only takeaway from it was the paradigm of supply and demand. A concept easily understood without having to employ the complicated formulas and skills needed for mathematics. Don’t get me wrong, […]
Photo: Copyright © Jon Rubin, under CC BY-SA 2.0. Today, one of my favorite events of the summer season takes place. It’s a great street fair on west 135th street that occurs annually at the close of Harlem Week. It usually straddles the weekend. The latter day signifies the end of summer and offers one of […]
Photo: Copyright © Benjamin Stangland, Getty Images. When I decided to write this piece on Our History, I regarded it as an opportunity. It’s through the lens of it that I stay informed about the world we live in. However, once the excitement died down, I was faced with the conundrum of “Whose history?” It’s been […]
Photo: Copyright © Gary Scott, Getty Images Look at history and analyze it. We might conclude that we are culturally standing on the precipice of collapse. By peering over the edge, we look into an abyss that usually results in the reframing and re-calibration of society. We’ve seen this throughout history with the decline and fall […]