(DALLAS, Jan. 14) D.A. Davis, a Dallas, preacher, teacher and author, has written a new eBook series, “Unveiling the Butterfly in You” and has published a companion set of audio CDs that clearly challenges men and women to work through their struggles as the butterfly does just to live. Davis, who is also known as […]
As the nation recognizes the second inauguration of President Barack Obama, there’s a new line of products celebrating his families’ faith and reaffirming the proof of Black Jesus. “BarackJesus” (http://www.zazzle.com/barackjesus) offers a limited time offer for the purchase of a full line of merchandise to recognize this historic presidency and the president’s Christian faith. Many […]
(DALLAS) The African American Museum in Dallas is hosting a series of free lectures sponsored by Oncor, one of the nation’s largest utility companies, as part of its major exhibit, “Rising Up: Hale Woodruff’s Murals at Talladega College”. The lectures will take at the museum, 3536 Grand Avenue, in Dallas’ Fair Park, during the length […]
Partnership Will Use Educational Seminars, Innovative Programs (ATLANTA ) Premier Art, Inc. and ZuCot Gallery are partnering to promote original artwork by today’s African American artists, representing a major move in Atlanta’s art community, company officials announced. The partnership brings together Troy Taylor, owner of ZuCot Gallery, located in downtown Atlanta, and brothers, Onaje and […]
Neil Foote has worked all aspects of the media, including print, broadcast and the Internet. Foote has been a newspaper reporter (The Miami Herald & The Washington Post), a newspaper industry executive (American Society of Newspaper Editors) and an Internet strategist (The Dallas Morning News, Belo Corporation, Tom Joyner).As Director of Communications for Tom Joyner’s […]
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Neil Foote wrote two chapters in Race, Gender, Class and Media: Studying Mass Communication and Multiculturalism, written by Sharon Bramlett-Solomon and Meta Delgado Carstarphen, a new textbook that examines issues pertaining to media representation of race, gender, and class and how the American mass media shapes the world in which we live. This book explains […]
The rodeo is coming to town as Cowgirls ‘N Angels arrives on Blu-ray and DVD on October 2, 2012. The film stars Young Artist Award winner Bailee Madison, (Just Go With It) and Oscar nominee James Cromwell (The Artist). In addition to Cromwell, Madison and Jackson Rathbone (Twilight Series), Cowgirls ‘N Angels also stars […]
Dallas author Jacintha Griffith has written a compelling novel that captures the pain, frustration and disappointment of immigration for a 20-year-old woman seeking to reunite with the man she loves. Griffith’s first novel, “Coveting the Dream”, is already getting rave reviews from readers because its fictional story reflects the national debate on immigration reform. “So […]
Murals to be presented at African American Museum in Dallas First Time Murals Will Ever Leave Talladega College “Rising Up: Hale Woodruff’s Murals at Talladega College” Will Provide Fresh Look at Murals Depicting Key Moments in African American History The Talladega murals (http://amistadmurals.com), which are considered among Woodruff’s greatest achievements, have undergone conservation at […]
