Browsing Archive: December, 2011

Kim Hinton and JTYPL fight against poverty

Posted by saye on Saturday, December 17, 2011,


Despite having to walk through the rain to get to my destination, I was thrilled to finally meet the president of “Journey To Your Promise Land”, Kim Hinton.  For those of you who are not familiar with JTYPL, the Maryland based, nonprofit organization’s model is, to address global poverty with an integrated approach that combines advocacy efforts, which help eliminate conditions that allow poverty.  “We want to create a comprehensive strategy that will empower woman and youth to ove...


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Umi of P.O.W/RBG aims towards social entrepreneurship path

Posted by Saye Taryor on Tuesday, December 13, 2011,
  Schohreh Golian Esfahania

With all due respect to the reader, some of the language in this article is strong, but none of the language was used in malice, or meant to disrespect anyone, or any group. 

As an advocate of social entrepreneurship and critical thinking education, I was thrilled when the artist, Umi, of, P.O.W/ RBG, reached out to be concerning the, Rap Music Manifesto, amongst other issues.  Actually, let me rephrase that.  Umi, an original native of Tuskegee Alabama, who current...
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