How Elizabeth Leiba’s Passion for Black History and Advocacy Is Shaping a New Era for Black Women
By TNCPNEWS Elizabeth Leiba is a writer, college professor, and advocate for Black businesswomen. She boasts a following of over…
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Black Gen Z – Broken Windows Theory – What Does Your Reflection Show?
By Nova Pierce The pitter patter of rain accompanied by the crackling flap like the sound of a murder of…
Hospitality industry expanding beyond rating systems in TikTok age
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Local Opinion/Editorial: Is there a Vision or Plan for Downtown Lansing?
By Marcus Martin, MBA Community Engagement and Business Development Professional The Detroit Free Press Opinion piece in December about Lansing…
The Raggedy RiRi Series: Are You Staying Out of Trouble?
In the past 6 months, I have been asked, “Are you staying out of trouble?” at least 6 times. I…
Gercland where your imagination is free to roam
“Now there’s a Jack that smiles back!” We love the use of cardboard and #gerc #gercs #gercland #draw #drawing #doodle…
Jill On Money: Year-end money 2023
By Jill Schlesinger Jill on Money Like overeating and watching your favorite holiday movie/show (mine is A Charlie Brown Christmas),…
Jill On Money: Charitable giving 2023
Adobe photo By Jill Schlesinger According to Giving USA’s Annual Report on Philanthropy, Americans were a little less generous last…
Gercland where your imagination is free to roam
“The past has a way, of shaping your day.” Michigan cartoonist, Andrew Schultz, provides us with an opportunity to see…
Cinematic Pioneers: The Untold Story of Black Cinema 1898–1971
“Harlem on the Prairie,” 1937. Lithograph. Director: Sam Newfield. Associated Features Inc. Edward Mapp Collection, Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of…