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Category Archives: writers
ATL: Black Writers Weekend Goes Hybrid With A Half Virtual And Half Atlanta Extravaganza
Black Writers Weekend’s hybrid experience will stream online and take place in the Sweet Auburn District in Atlanta, GA from Thursday, June 10th to Sunday, June 13th, 2021. Continue Reading →
Harlem Writers Guild, Jermain Dupri And Rémy Martin Celebrate The “Voices Of Harlem” (Video)
Rémy Martin expands its time-honored tradition of celebrating the sounds of local communities by announcing, “Voices of Harlem” a partnership with the Harlem Writers Guild. Continue Reading →
Why Hire A Professional Life Story Writer And How To Find One?
You may have gone through that time when you kept a diary to chronicle the most significant moments and sometimes necessary heartbreaks of your life. Continue Reading →
East Harlem Resident And Professor Jessica Krug Admits She Is Not Black (Update)
A seasoned activist and professor of African American history at George Washington University have been pretending to be Black for years, despite actually being a white woman from Kansas City. Continue Reading →
5 Simple Tips Guaranteed To Improve Effectiveness
Your performance will be determined by how productive you are every day. Every business owner or executive wants to get the most out of his or her employees. Every student wants to learn more and get things done on time to improve his or her grades. Continue Reading →
How To Write Your First Resume, Best Tips For Students
Easy Time Savers For Writing And Editing Your Assignment
By Bretton Love
Writing an essay within a short period is not easy. Not only do you need ample time to think, conduct research, and draft an outline, but also write the paper and edit it. Continue Reading →
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