Khadijah Ward; Black Liberation Educator, Motivational Speaker. UK author of Black Sterling and Darkgirlboss . Founder of ‘Unite Black Cash’ the freelance services website
December 2018 Khadijah encountered a Trademark War with Hugo Boss over her Book Name - DarkGirlBoss. coined the phrase ‘Embrace Your Greatness’ In January 2019 Her story featured in the Voice newspaper and I-newspaper. She was interviewed by Dr. Aboo of Galaxy radio; Devon Daley of BBC Radio and BBC radio stations across the UK. Instagram: @Blacksterling.author and @darkgirlboss Twitter@darkgirlboss
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My name is Ericka Cromartie, I am the head Girls’ Basketball Coach at FAMU DRS. My job is geared to teach the young ladies at FAMU DRS, basketball skills, life skills, and to give them exposure to the game of basketball.
I am a former baby rattler, and I have the opportunity to teach Physical Education and coach high school girls’ basketball at my Alma Mater. I graduated from FAMU DRS in 2001, and after graduation I attended Miles College in Birmingham, Alabama where I played basketball for four years. Upon graduating from Miles College, I returned to the state of Florida to attend The Florida State University where I received a Master’s Degree in Physical Education. I also received a Master’s Degree in Sport Management at the Florida Agriculture and Mechanical University. Furthermore, I began teaching and coaching basketball in 2008, while I was working at Crossroad Academy Charter School in Quincy Florida. In 2014-15, I began coaching basketball at FAMU DRS, where my team won the 2A State Championship. At this time, I was voted “2A Coach of the Year.” By 2015-16, my team won back to back State Championships, and I was voted “2A Coach of the Year” again. In 2016-17 My team won a third State Championship and I was named "Coach of the Year" for a third time. Finally, I truly thank GOD for giving me the opportunity and the will to teach and coach students to become the best they can possibly be.
A native of Tallahassee, Florida, Giltrecia Head presents over 20 years of dance and choreography experience in modern, ballet, jazz, contemporary hip hop, West African and African Diaspora dance movement learning and mentored by artist and researchers Joan Hamby-Burroughs, Martial Roumain, Oscar Aboubacar Camara, Kwame A. Ross, Rosangela Silvestre, and Abdel Salaam to name a few. She is a graduate of Florida A&M University’s Architecture and Dance Education programs and currently completing masters in American Dance Studies at Florida State University, Giltrecia's passion of dance has allowed her to explore and teach dance styles as a form of self-expression and healing art. Her past projects include BlackonBlack Rhyme Dance Troupe, Yemouye Dance/Arts Collective, The Like Water Project, S.W.w.A.G. Women’s Empowerment Project, and AfriCardio Dance Fitness. She is a visiting adjunct instructor at Florida A&M University teaching dances of the African Diaspora and a herbal tea consultant. Her most recent projects include Midtown Arts/SoMo Playhouse as guest Director and Choreographer for seasons 2016-2018, guest performer with Viver Brasil for Samba in the Streets (2018), and Cultural Heritage Coordinator and Arts-in-Education Director for the Frenchtown Coalition for the Arts.
Instagram handle: @uctrice81 Facebook: Giltrecia Head https://www.facebook.com/giltrecia.head.3
In this episode of the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph and Patrick give their thoughts about Facebook banning the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and others, siting them as individuals with dangerous speaking platforms. The gentlemen pay their respects to the Hollywood Legend John Singleton. They talk about how his movies helped to shape their childhood's and a couple of generations of black people. Lastly, the gentlemen explain their 2019 Black Women's Celebration and why they love black women. They both believe as black men, it is their duty to protect, support, love, uplift and empower black women. Make sure you tune into this episode. Click the buttons below to support The Fix and Lessons From The Screen on Patreon
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