CELEBRATING WOMEN OF COLOR
By Farheen Nahvi Young entrepreneurs are perhaps the best example of what exploring talents and creativity at a young age can do. Calynn M. Lawrence is among those talented and hardworking young people who have made their name in the creative industry. At only 22, she has to her name seven awards in the publishing industry, ...
By Taylor Johnson Promoting content for the advancement of African and Latino cultures is what the Black Latina Movement strives for. And they do just that by providing artists from different backgrounds the opportunity to create, write, produce, and perform. The Black Latina Movement is a vibrant film and production company based in NYC. The movement was ...
By Bronze Magazine For nearly 20 years, New York City cosmetic dentist Dr. Catrise Austin, better known as The Queen of Smiles, has been in the business of transforming smiles for singles, business people, celebrities, and just anyone looking to enjoy life with a better smile, simply. Dr. Austin says, “I take my job as a ...
Interview and Story By Whitney Sylvain From my interview with Vivian Kaye, the founder and CEO of KinkyCurlyYaki (KCY), a Toronto based successful natural hair extension brand, it was apparent that back in 2010 she was a business woman who was determined to deliver what many black women with natural hair wanted- natural hair extensions. When ...
Interview by Aaliyah Ransome “People are always watching. Don’t give up, especially when you feel like no one is paying attention” – Justin Etienne From being featured in Vogue, WWD, and Elle Magazines and being invited to NYFW and the BET Hip Hop Honors Awards, 21 y/o Production Management major at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Justin Etienne ...
Interview by Nathan “GreatIsNate” Vinson Enthusiasm. That’s the word I would use to describe to Tomike Ogugua. His infectious personality and zeal for living an inspiring life is both admirable and inviting. It hasn’t always been so easy-going. Falling in with the wrong crowd and bad decisions cost him a year and a half delay in ...