By Larnez Kinsey In the pulsating heart of Westchester, an electric atmosphere charged with excitement and empowerment enveloped the scene as the Women Who Dare to Be Different Gala took […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith On March 21, 2024, a mighty warrior, Dr. Marcella Maxwell, passed away at the Weill Cornel Medical Center, as one of her favorite activities, a health […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith On Friday, April 5, 2024, Odell Clark Place (138th Street in Harlem) where the Abyssinian Baptist Church stands tall, there were no parked cars and a […]
WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH: Dr. Marcella Maxwell – A Drum Major for Education By Hazel Rosetta Smith Marcella Maxwell has already spent a lifetime teaching and motivating others to strive for […]
By Pat Stevenson Some amazing women business owners are based in Harlem and making history every day. Eugenia Foxworth is a scholar, fashionista, previous owner of a fine art gallery, […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith Dr. Dukes is a woman of great strength and courage. Her dedication to human rights and equality is exemplified by her role in linking business, government, […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith Marcella Maxwell has already spent a lifetime teaching and motivating others to strive for their personal best in a constantly changing world. Born in Cleveland, North […]
By Pat Stevenson Some amazing women business owners are based in Harlem and making history every day. Eugenia Foxworth is a scholar, fashionista, previous owner of a fine art gallery, […]
“Trailblazers in Robes: Honoring the Pinnacle of Black Excellence in the Judiciary” T he Judicial Friends Association and its guests united in celebration at Londel’s restaurant in Harlem to commemorate […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith I t is impossible to live in a metropolis like New York City and not experience the searing screech of fire trucks, the raging urgency of […]
