By Eartha Watts-Hicks
The Harlem Writers Guild is the oldest, continuously operating African American writers guild in the world. Continue Reading →
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The Harlem Writers Guild + Harlem World Magazine At Home Reading Series
Listen to the Harlem Writers Guild + Harlem World Magazine At Home Reading Series is recorded live on BlogTalkradio.com. Continue Reading →
Fire On 125th Street TJ Maxx Mall In Harlem
By Eartha Watts Hicks
Alarms roughly went off at 10:00 a.m., on October 15th, 2019, at the TJ Maxx, located at 5 West 125th Street in Harlem, NY.
Dining With Miss Lil: Women in the Black’s Annual Who’s The Boss Business Conference
By Lil Nickelson
If you own a small business then you need to mark your 2020 calendars right now; block out the second Saturday in June 2020 so that you can attend Women In The Black, New York Inc (“WITB”) annual women business conference in ten months. Continue Reading →
Chase Bank Opens Innovative Community And Small Business Based Banking In Harlem
By Eartha Watts-Hicks
Congratulations to Chase Bank’s newest location at 55 West 125th Street (between 5th and Lenox Avenues) in Central Harlem, NY.
Report: Black Impact Consumer Categories Where African Americans Move Markets
Harlem World Magazine, Editor in Chief, Eartha Watts-Hicks
Media Diva’s Tamron Hall And Harlem’s Eartha Watts-Hicks At Book Signing In Harlem
By Eartha Watts-Hicks
It was a pleasure meeting Tamron Hall at the Red Rooster for our #HarlemWorldInviteEvent as well as book launch in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
Eartha’s World: The Story Behind the Double Dutch Holiday Classic
By Eartha Watts-Hicks
On Sunday, December 2nd, 2018, the National Double Dutch League held its Double Dutch Holiday Classic annual Jump-off competition at the legendary Apollo Theatre. Continue Reading →
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