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- In "Art & Soul," we feature Brian Lee Hill, an emerging
artist who is taking the rage felt over injustice in the world and turning
it into exciting art.
- In "A Daisy to Remember," we pay tribute to the passing of
Daisy Lee Gatson Bates, a key figures in the 1950s' integration and civil
rights movement. Bates used her newspaper, the Arkansas State Press,
to straighten the backs of people and raise the consciousness of a state
and nation.
- There is no surrender to despair in the "IBBMEC Trade Winds"
story, where ever-emerging businesses are showcased during the International
Black Buyers and Manufacturers Expo and Conference held in Washington,
D.C. The expo encourages the exchange of business among people of color.
- Mood Makers Books celebrates a growing
trend in literary communities of not only expanding a conventional business
within the neighborhood, but also moving products and services through
e-commerce.
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