Veteran Black Entertainment Television (BET) programming executive Jon Marc Sandifer (American Gangster: Trap Queens, Ruff Ryders Chronicles.
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EPIX TV’s “Whatever Means Necessary,” A New Harlem History And Music Series
By Whatever Means Necessary: The Times of Godfather of Harlem, directed by Keith McQuirter is inspired by the music and subjects featured in the EPIX original series Godfather of Harlem. Continue Reading →
NYRR Hosts Harlem Week’s Virtual Harlem 5K Honoring Percy Sutton 100 And Charles Rangel 90
As part of Harlem Week, New York Road Runners (NYRR) annually host a 5K race. Last year, more than 5,000 runners participated in the race. Continue Reading →
Geoffrey Eaton Director Of Community Affairs & Diversity At TouroCOM Receives The Made Man Award
Geoffrey Eaton, TouroCOM Harlem’s new Director of Community Affairs and Diversity and Co-Chair of the TouroCOM Harlem Community Advisory Board (CAB), Continue Reading →
NAACP’s Eaton Named Director Of Community Affairs And Diversity At Touro In Harlem
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM) and Touro College of Pharmacy (TCOP) in Harlem have appointed Geoffrey E. Eaton director of community affairs and diversity, the colleges announced today. Continue Reading →
The 22nd The David N. Dinkins Leadership & Public Policy Forum In Harlem
David N. Dinkins was named for the 106th Mayor of the nation’s largest city, the first (and only) African American Mayor elected in New York City. Continue Reading →
Seitu’s World: Charles Rangel Service For Sister Frances Maria McDermott In Harlem
Last week, photographer Seitu Oronde was with ex-congressman ex-congress member Charles Rangel Service For Sister Frances Maria McDermott In Harlem. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s UMEZ Announces Ken Knuckles To Retire After 15 Years Leading The Organization
The Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone (UMEZ) today announced that the organization’s longtime President and Chief Executive Officer, Kenneth J. Knuckles, will step down in June after 15 years of service to begin his retirement. Continue Reading →
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