Surrounded by those from underrepresented communities in the business world, New York City Mayor Eric Adams today rang the opening bell at The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Black History Month
CERF+ Spotlights SoHarlem’s Janet Rodriguez A Trailblazing Black Entrepreneur Rebuilding Harlem’s Arts Industry
In honor of Black History Month, CERF+ – an award-winning non-profit devoted to supporting artists working in craft disciplines with financial relief, advocacy, and education programs – is shining a spotlight on the trailblazing entrepreneur and founder of SoHarlem, Janet Rodriguez. Continue Reading →
RSVP Now, For Black Tech Revolution!: Rise Of The NFT Creators
Join a Black History Month Discussion as we explore some of today’s emerging Black tech and NFT creators, bridging art, culture, and technology. Continue Reading →
A New Breathe, A Celebration Of Life And The Legacy Black Music With Breathe EP
HWM has received a few emails in the past from Atlanta’s TRIBL, we love the vibe as Maverick City Music celebrates Black History Month 2022 with the release of the Breathe EP. Continue Reading →
The Baylor Project Re-Release ‘The Journey’ Of Love, Community, Family, And Faith
4x GRAMMY®-nominated duo The Baylor Project is thrilled to announce that their debut album The Journey, originally released in 2017, will be available on all streaming platforms on February 11, 2022. Continue Reading →
Sponsored Love: Join Representative Adriano Espaillat As He Host Annual Black History Month Program
Representative Adriano Espaillat will host his annual Black History Month program on Thursday, February 10th, 2022, starting at 6 p.m. EST streamed live on Facebook. Continue Reading →
The Fabulous Gabrielle Lee: A Tin Pan Alley Celebration Of Black History Month Plays At Feinstein’s/54 Below
Award-winning actress and vocalist Gabrielle Lee and her swinging four-piece jazz band will deliver a rip-roaring evening of ragtime, blues, and Tin Pan Alley jazz standards just minutes from Harlem celebrating Black History Month. Continue Reading →