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Shavonne Blades

Introducing Soul School Network

When my friend Hasira Ashemu asked me if I could find space in the magazine to dedicate to issues that Black and Brown people face - I did not hesitate in saying yes. I met Hasira a couple years back after I went to Ferguson to write about the Michael Brown case as well as show support. The Justice system is broken and it impacts POC even more severely. I had been involved in several protests

Trump’s America in the Bubble

(Following the publication of this article KGNU (88.5 here in Boulder County) reached out to us and asked us to talk about the experience. Here is a link to the interview with us both: http://news.kgnu.org/2019/01/resistance-radio-trumps-america-in-the-bubble)     We have been doing a series all year of Legendary People in Legendary Locations and they have been

4 Professionals Who Failed Their Way to Success

  SUPPORT LOCAL MEDIA! MONEY. FAME. FORTUNE. The typical hallmarks and trappings of success are tired and outdated. The concept of a career is more nebulous than ever, technology is constantly changing the business world, and world markets vacillate as though they’re controlled by a baby with a TV remote. Even without these distinctly modern challenges, success is hard: to achieve

Voices: Black X Project

Project X aims to show the world that there are black people out there who are productive members of society. It seems to us that society should know this already, though it is great that a project like this exists, dispelling stereotypes.

18 pics from Slighty Stoopid at Red Rocks

18 great pics from Slighty Stoopid at Red Rocks.

Jacob Hemphill of SOJA

Since 1997 the Arlington VA-based pop-reggae outfit SOJA has been touring steadily, releasing albums and nabbing the occasional Grammy nomination along the way.
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