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Howard University and its iconic radio station WHUR, 96.3 FM, inspired my interest in journalism, public affairs and broadcasting. I studied these even though the dramatic arts captured my attention i

Book trailer for the newly released book Dr. Sebi Speaks of Dembali

A preview from the new book Dr. Sebi Speaks of Dembali

Botanist and natural healer Dr. Sebi put his memoir on hold to collaborate with author Beverly Oliver on a project focused on health, race, family and culture and how to cross over from deep-rooted, l

He put his autobiography, The Cure: The Autobiography of Dr. Sebi “Mama Hay”, on hold to collaborate with author Beverly Oliver on a book he felt needed more attention and development. The book’s them

The World Health Organization (WHO) released a worldwide public service announcement called DO THE FIVE: Help stop coronavirus. I found out about the PSA from Google, my default browser page. The worl

Just an image I uploaded on Fri Feb 10th, 2017 at 7:03PM... What do you think?

Just an image I uploaded on Fri Feb 10th, 2017 at 6:57PM... What do you think?

One of the original cover designs for Sojourn to Honduras Sojourn to Healing that I worked on with Adrienne Hailstorks of Elise Prints. Uploaded on Wed Oct 14th, 2015 at 12:58AM... What do you think?

Researchers estimate that 60% to 80% of all sickle cell anemia patients are African American but other races are born with the disease. After reading the following health article from the New York Tim

The newly released book Sojourn to Honduras Sojourn to Healing says yes. It talks about the importance of knowing whether food is alkaline (natural) or organic. It says a paradigm shift is needed.

As Black History Month approaches, I wonder what new facts we can teach and discuss in classrooms and social groups. I suggest we talk about our history with food. Why not consider using these facts