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Vegan Mainstream provides marketing solutions to vegan and vegetarian businesses. It is a strategic planning and marketing company ready to exceed your marketing ambitions for your business. Vegan Mainstream was founded by Stephanie Redcross, a dedicated vegan with over 11 years’ marketing experience with small businesses and Fortune 500 companies. Stephanie heads up a team …

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The inspirational Body Gospel workouts, set to chart-topping gospel music, combine the power of your faith with your desire to lose weight and get fit. Give praise. Get RESULTS. Body Gospel is a comprehensive fitness program that connects the power of your faith with your desire to lose weight and get fit. It includes fat-burning …

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Was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. African-American history, culture, urban life, feminism and religion are frequent themes expressed in her artworks. Tanya studied painting and drawing in an intensive magnet high school program for the arts. She went on to Temple University, Tyler School of Art in Pennsylvania where she immersed herself in photography. She received …

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I design statues depicting scenes form every day life of the Global community. I enjoy creating art work of people. I believe that man is God’s greatest creation. Since imitation is the most sincerest form of flattery I create images of people, some are full figures, bust, or reliefs. Imagine my surprise when I discovered …

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Renda Rose is among the nations most sought after voices, as she boldly stands as a spokesperson for those with internal wounds and unheard cries. A life coach, motivational speaker, and inspirational poet all but scratch the surface of who Renda Rose is. Resilient defines this woman who uses the devastation of her youth as …

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Original Oil on Canvasby Omenihu Amachi Retail Price $650 Fine Artist Omenihu Amachi, inspired by beauty, culture & spirituality, passionately transforms visual elements, dynamic form & content into Oil and Acrylic paintings. read more>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

“A Vote from Alice” Herberger Theater Center 222 E. Monroe St. Phoenix, AZ, 85004 PHONE: 602-254-7399 January 25, 2011 – February 3, 2011 Tuesday, 12:10 PMWednesday, 12:10 PMThursday, 12:10 PM ON THE WEB: www.herbergertheater.org PRICE: $6 : $6 CREDITS: Written by Larissa Brewington, directed by Joy Bingham Strimple PRESENTED BY: Grey Matters Productions Fields in …

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Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History: 315 E. Warren Ave., Detroit; 313-494-5800; Portrayals of Life and Landscapes: The Art of Frank Kelley, Jr.; through Dec. 12. Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing: How the Apollo Theater Shaped American Entertainment; through Jan. 2. Crowning Glories: Status, Style, and Self-Expression; through Jan. 17. Art of …

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Compiled by Dora Robles Hernandez With over 45 institutions, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Science Center, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the Detroit Historical Museum, and the Detroit Public Library, open their doors to the public during this Cultural Center-wide holiday “open house.” Activities include horse-drawn carriage rides, …

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“Unbound”: African-American Artists’ Books and Illustrated Children’s Books Through Dec. 31 Kohler Art Library — Chazen Museum of Art, 800 University Ave. Free Books become art and art becomes books in an exhibition in the Kohler Art Library that focuses on African-American artists. The works in “Unbound” are organized into four categories: Ancestry, in which …

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Host Your Next Event At October Gallery October Gallery for private and corporate events. The perfect space for weddings, cocktail parties, holiday gatherings, corporate meetings and more. RENTALS Rent the October Gallery space for your receptions, birthday parties, staff meetings, book signings etc. We can furnish the following: • Up to 1800 square ft. function …

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Take a day and enjoy San Francisco’s rich African American heritage. On any given day, there is much to celebrate about African American culture in San Francisco, and if you time your visit, you might have the added experience of enjoying special activities during Black History Month, the annual Juneteenth celebration, the highly regarded AfroSolo …

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The African American Museum in Philadelphia will focus in on one of the most pivotal moments in American history with the 381 Days: The Montgomery Bus Boycott Story. This traveling exhibit chronicles the heroic stand of Rosa Parks through her arrest and the bus boycott that followed. Developed by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service …

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OPENING DECEMBER 11, 2010 The new National Museum of African American History and Culture is collaborating with the National Portrait Gallery on it inaugural exhibition of African American photographic portraits. Selected by guest curator and photography historian, Deborah Willis, this exhibition explores the medium’s influential role in shaping public identity and individual notions of race …

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December 2, 12:00 PMCosts: Individual tickets, $100; Tables available The Board of Directors and staff of the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture invite you to join us for our Annual Jazzy Holiday Luncheon on Thursday, December 2, 2010. Your support of this community-wide event allows us to strengthen our efforts in …

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