Celebrating Women of Color
By Taylor Johnson **Spoiler Alert** If you haven't read the book or seen the movie yet, you might not want to read this until afterwards :-) The new Netflix movie Nappily Ever After, which premiered on September 21st tells a relatable story about a black woman named Violet Jones, played by Sanaa Lathan. The movie is originally ...
By Keara George The premiere season and episode of the reality project, Chicago Talent: Take the Stage takes a look at the importance and authenticity of talent in urban communities. From the start of the premiere episode, we see a young talent named Logan Cruz surrounded by a group of people focusing on her fire breathing ...
Trailblazing women across various industries recently came out to Alley powered by Verizon in NYC to support the premiere of the actionable and easily implementable book, The Big ASK, written by Author, Marketing Coach and TEDx speaker Lucinda Cross. Lucinda Cross The Big ASK is Lucinda's entrepreneurial journey built on her asking for what she wants and ...
By Keara George How often do we think about music inclusivity on the basis of race, ethnicity, and even sexual orientation? There are so many people struggling with self-identity because they're afraid that people will view them in a different light. Some will lose friends, be judged, or get pressured into being someone they’re not. On ...
By Serghie Faustin Last month on July 6, I attended a private showing at Richard Beaver’s Gallery in Brooklyn, New York to witness Genesis Tramaine’s solo art exhibit called “God Is Trans.” The title of the exhibit alone will capture your attention, but the artwork lined up against the walls of the gallery need no help ...
By: Taylor Johnson With apps that let you make money from shopping at stores like Walmart and Target, making money has never been easier! As your money starts to add up over time, you could have up to $1,000 in your account. Here are five apps to download to start making money now! Dosh Dosh works by allowing ...