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Janelle Monáe just dropped her new protest song “Say Her Name” which aims to shed light on the problem of
Join the Juneteenth Music Festival for a two-day street festival with live music, entertainment, vendors, and food in Five Points!
AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSIC APPRECIATION MONTH Since 1979, the United States has set aside the month of June to appreciate the musical
Greetings Readers, I hope you’re enjoying a wonderful spring 2021! In this issue, we are proud to have on the
On the cover, rising R&B icon Saint Jaimz launches back onto the global music scene with his latest unforgettable EP “Throw Back the Covers (Vol. 1). The six-track epic is a compilation of the most timeless R&B tracks to grace us over the past few decades. “Throwback, The Covers” (Vol.1) is moving up the charts.
Every February for nearly the past 50 years, the United States has been observing Black History Month. The holiday has always been
I have known a thirst for my history while a child in Oakland California, listening to the stories of my
MISSION STATEMENT At the heart of the American Black Film Festival (ABFF), is its commitment to community, bringing together artists
According to James Brown, “this is a man’s world,” but the following 15 women prove feminine power is undeniable in
In the spirit of President Obama’s empathic words, we curated a collection of movies, documentaries, and television shows that reflect
1: Visit the Northwest African American Museum in Seattle. Spending time at NAAM in Seattle is an intimate way to gain a deeper
Black History Month and Fashion Week are upon us, so it’s the perfect time to indulge a shopping habit by supporting
Greeting Pump it Up Magazine Readers, We are glad to celebrate Happy Black History Month! The month of February is
Book Festivals, Events, Fair, dedicated to African American literature and Black Literature from around the world, for writers, thinkers and
US civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., waves to supporters from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on Aug.
