Singer, songwriter, and Worship leader, Minister Toluwanimee has announced her sophomore album “Good & More” is ready and set for release in October. The upcoming full-length project is a follow-up LP to her debut, “Deeper” which dropped in 2019 with well-received songs like Lord Today, Walking on Waters, and more. Taking to social media, Toluwanimee
Lauren Daigle and Ava Swiss performed Daigle’s 2018 track “Remember,” a palpable moment that holds special meaning to Swiss, also an Oxford High School shooting survivor. The post Lauren Daigle Performs with “AGT” Contestant, Shooting Survivor Ava Swiss appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
Bishop Jakes will be the first faith leader to have their ministry available on the service, including a FAST channel, providing a free-of-charge, dedicated space for viewers inspired by his teachings and message. The post Amazon Freevee to Feature Unscripted, Faith-Based Content From Bishop T.D. Jakes appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
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By Alexa Spencer, Word In Black As a medical doctor of over 30 years who focuses on African-American health, Dr. Gregory Hall doesn’t mess around when it comes to managing […] The post The ‘silent killer’ behind strokes in the Black community appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Deborah Bailey. Contributing Editor Sheila Johnson, co-founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET) has been exceptionally busy over the past 10 years. These days, she can be found serving as […] The post BET co-founder Sheila Johnson now making moves as luxury hotel creator and CEO appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, Report for America Corps Member, msayles@afro.com JPMorgan Chase, in collaboration with Women of Color and Capital, on Thursday will host a free workshop for […] The post JPMorgan Chase and Women of Color and Capital to host free investment workshop for minority women appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers
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*34 years have passed since the “School Daze” movie first came out, but nearly all Old Schoolers still remember the magical feeling in those days when it was just released. The film literally broke boundaries in Hollywood. It was the first one to go past the no-go-zones within the Black community and practically expose their