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We document the Diaspora's cultural experiences globally through storytelling, content creation, content curating & social advocacy to shift narratives and paradigms.

08/01/2025

� LIVE from Tougaloo College – Kroger Gymnasium
� Friday, August 1, 2025 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (CST)
� Presented by Mississippi MOVE, Inc.

Welcome to Freedom Friday, the culminating event of the New Freedom Summer Project’s Freedom Week — a powerful, intergenerational gathering of organizers, educators, artists, and youth leaders hosted on the historic campus of Tougaloo College.

� Highlights include:
• Civil Rights History & Movement Veterans
• Mental Health & Wellness with Dr. Cavette
• Financial Literacy with Michelle Way
• Youth Reflections from Holmes County & 2024 Interns
• Read & Feed ft. Young Venom + OffBeat
• Self-Esteem & Self-Defense with Coach Freeman Watkins
• Hosted by civil rights mentee Albert Sikes, student of Bob Moses
• FREE food by B&B Barbecue

� Join us as we connect legacy to liberation and equip the next generation of freedom fighters.

� Learn more → https://www.MSMOVE.org


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08/01/2025

� LIVE from Tougaloo College – Kroger Gymnasium
� Friday, August 1, 2025 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (CST)
� Presented by Mississippi MOVE, Inc.
Welcome to Freedom Friday, the culminating event of the New Freedom Summer Project’s Freedom Week — a powerful, intergenerational gathering of organizers, educators, artists, and youth leaders hosted on the historic campus of Tougaloo College.

� Highlights include:
• Civil Rights History & Movement Veterans
• Mental Health & Wellness with Dr. Cavette
• Financial Literacy with Michelle Way
• Youth Reflections from Holmes County & 2024 Interns
• Read & Feed ft. Young Venom + OffBeat
• Self-Esteem & Self-Defense with Coach Freeman Watkins
• Hosted by civil rights mentee Albert Sikes, student of Bob Moses
• FREE food by B&B Barbecue

� Join us as we connect legacy to liberation and equip the next generation of freedom fighters.
� Learn more → https://www.MSMOVE.org


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07/28/2025

OK Ladies, it's your turn to tap in with South Africa's iconic fashion designer and businessman !!! The elegant and ever-so-talented Pastor wore some of his dresses, and we have one word to describe how she looked: REGAL. Being the queen that she is, it's only right that she rocked these beautiful pieces created by King David himself 😉 On a serious note, connect with him and check out some of the beautiful pieces he has in his store. Black With No Chaser's Chief Marketing Officer for this interview! We love to see it.

07/26/2025

Tap In Fellas! If you are looking for a fresh, stylish, and comfortable look, you need to connect with South Africa's iconic fashion designer and businessman . Check out this fly shhh he put on 🔥🔥🔥 Let me gon 'head and add to cart ASAP! Black With No Chaser's CMO for plugging us in.

In the now viral video, We witness William McNeil, Jr. stopped and pulled over on a Florida Road for what an officer say...
07/23/2025

In the now viral video, We witness William McNeil, Jr. stopped and pulled over on a Florida Road for what an officer says was a “failure to turn on headlights” in what is very clearly day time. McNeil is seen in the video asking the officers why he was pulled over or singled out when at some point the officers use the opportunity to 1. Distract 2. Attack McNeil by busting the driver’s side window and dragging McNeil from the car while punching him. Certainly, under no circumstances does this seem reasonable- even if the weather had in fact been bad- a simple “I just want you to put your lights on for your safety and others” and allowing him to go on his way- would seem sufficient in the interest of safety- but that’s not what happened to McNeil who was brutally beaten and injured with scars some of which are still visible to this day. McNeil, who calmly recorded the encounter even as the officers dragged him from the car, deserved better than what he got from those officers that day… as he was surrounded by at least 4 and possibly more officers who punched, kicked, and cursed him. There has been Bodycam footage also circulating in which it is very clearly that it is day time and the day is so clear that from the officer’s body cam and across the street you can see a house that is white with a Black Roof, which would indicate that cars could also see each other on the road in these conditions without headlights on. You can even actually see several cars pass in the video. The stop not only seemed unnecessary to my legal eye- and unnecessary given the reason the officer said he stopped him when coupled with the conditions- it seemed purposeful and also spiteful and became something that it should not have been mainly because- it should not have ever happened in the first place.

Here, McNeil shares his thoughts.

07/23/2025

In this episode of Nightcap Knowledge, we’re celebrating roots, resistance, and representation with the visionary behind the Mississippi Natural Hair Expo — Jennifer McDonald! �

From curls to culture, we’re talking about:

Why natural hair is more than a style—it's a movement

The journey of building one of Mississippi’s largest Black beauty and wellness events

How the Expo empowers Black-owned businesses and builds community

The deeper connection between hair, heritage, and healing

Grab your drink and join George Chuck and Mac Epps for a real convo about beauty, business, and being unapologetically YOU. ��

� Streaming LIVE on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch
� Every Tuesday at 9PM

� Drop your favorite natural hair product or small biz in the comments!



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Malcolm Jamal-Warner was the first cool Black teen of the 80’s, he definitely gave kinfolk and cousin type of vibes. I f...
07/22/2025

Malcolm Jamal-Warner was the first cool Black teen of the 80’s, he definitely gave kinfolk and cousin type of vibes. I feel like a piece of my childhood died today.

For many Black families, Malcolm-Jamal Warner represented the first time we saw a young Black teen on primetime television who felt like their own son, nephew, or cousin. He wasn’t a caricature, he was cared for, respected, and central to the narrative of a functional, loving Black family.

To draw a comparison, think about Michael J. Fox, who played Alex P. Keaton on Family Ties. Fox won over white America with his charm, comedic timing, and the way he represented the “boy-next-door” the ideal conservative but lovable, sharp-tongued but endearing. White audiences saw in him a son they could be proud of, someone navigating adolescence with smarts and wit.

In a similar but culturally distinct way, Malcolm-Jamal Warner was our Michael J. Fox. He was the Black teen who made Black excellence look cool and accessible. While Fox made white families laugh and nod along to their own suburban dreams, Malcolm made Black teens feel seen, our jokes, our awkwardness, our frustrations with school, our family dynamics, our swag. Theo Huxtable wasn’t just Claire and Cliff’s son; he became everybody’s son.

Today, we put our Gordon Gartrell shirts in the rafters. -

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