06/18/20
Memphis-based event planner Cynthia Daniels has organized a virtual shopping hub to elevate and support Black business. You might also be interested in: Why visit Memphis: Best reasons why Memphis is worth visiting
06/18/20
While retailers are being asked to take the 15 Percent Pledge, Memphis’s Cynthia Daniels, chief event strategist at Cynthia Daniels & Co., “a full-service event planning and design company, servicing the midsouth region,” has pulled together a virtual Black-owned business hub in celebration of Juneteenth. You might also be interested in: Business in Memphis: A Hub for…
06/17/20
Just in time for Black Music Month, We Are Memphis celebrates these artists’ and others’ contributions to this time in musical history by hosting “The Lost Generation,” an online panel discussion led by local hip-hop musician and journalist Jared “Jay B” Boyd.
06/14/20
KIRBY: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert You’ve heard this Memphis born songwriter multiple times on HBO’s Insecure this season. Now watch her perform live.
06/12/20
One Memphis business owner is making it easier than ever to shop from Black entrepreneurs. Created by Cynthia Daniels, chief event strategist at Cynthia Daniels & Co., Juneteenth Shop Black will run from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. CST on June 19th. You might also be interested in: Memphis Restaurants | Best Places to Eat…
06/12/20
In times of hardship battling the pandemic and fighting for justice for George Floyd, the world feels really heavy. Amidst the chaos, I’d like to bring to light stories of people doing good and having each other’s backs. From interviewing these small town heroes, I hope you find optimism and hope in their words. Here are reminders that there…
06/11/20
But while the five-string bass wunderkind, who played with Prince in his final years, is more widely known as a member of Ghost-Note or for YouTube jams interpolating bass notes over dialogue by an “angry grandpa” or Cardi B, he has touched on politics before — as early as 2016’s “Ain’t Nothing United About America.”…
06/11/20
None of the music, food, and culture that Memphis is so renowned for would exist if it weren’t for the Black community that gave rise to it. And right now, in the wake the events surrounding the peaceful protests sparked by the murder of George Floyd, that community needs the support of all of Memphis.
06/10/20
Hip-hop artist and activist Yo Gotti talks to Linsey Davis about social justice, prison reform and the use of the term.
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