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Jeff Pearlman Talks About His New Book, Only God Can Judge Me: The Many Lives of Tupac Shakur

Jeff Pearlman, acclaimed sports and music biographer, returns with a deep dive into the life of one of hip-hop’s most iconic figures. In his new book, No One Can Judge Me: The Many Lives of Tupac Shakur, Pearlman traces the complexities, contradictions, and enduring legacy of the rapper, actor, and activist whose influence continues decades…

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From Punishment to Purpose: How Rev. Janelle Wood Is Transforming Learning for Black Students

Rev. Janelle Wood, founder of the Black Mothers Forum and BMF School to Purpose Academies, is reshaping education for Black children and families in Arizona. Her micro school model replaces punishment with purpose, creating learning spaces built on safety, love, and accountability. In this interview, she shares how her vision is breaking the school-to-prison pipeline…

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From Homelessness to Emmys, Emmai Alaquiva Turns Struggle into Storytelling for Change

Emmai Alaquiva’s story defies every odd. Once homeless, now a four-time Emmy winner, he has turned struggle into stunning artistry. His camera doesn’t just capture images; it exposes truths, challenges injustice, and gives voice to the unseen.   From collaborating with icons like Viola Davis and Jay-Z to directing powerful documentaries on Black maternal health,…

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Jazz great Nnenna Freelon explores grief and healing in new book “Beneath the Skin of Sorrow”

Jazz legend Nnenna Freelon discusses her book, “Beneath the Skin of Sorrow,” in which she employs a musical structure to process grief following the passing of her sister and husband, architect Phil Freelon. Your new book is described as part love story, part homage to jazz, and part guide to creative practice of bereavement. How…

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Devin Wilmott-Johnson Talks Sisterhood in Entrepreneurship, Mentoring, and Girls Trip Society

In a world where women are balancing careers, families, and personal growth, Devin Wilmott Johnson is carving out intentional spaces for them to connect, exhale, and thrive. As the founder of Girls Trip Society and CEO of DWJ & Co., Johnson blends branding expertise with a passion for event production to create experiences that go…

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Entertainment Veteran Tanisha Jones on Building Careers That Last

Tanisha Jones, a Harlem-born entertainment veteran, has spent 30 years shaping careers with her sharp eye and no-nonsense approach. Her journey reveals what it takes to thrive in today’s industry. You’ve built a three-decade career working across television production, talent booking, and brand partnerships. What first drew you into the entertainment industry? Oh boy, I’ve…

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