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This Southside Duo Levels Up NYC Properties And People's Lives (opens the original)
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Ronald Tucker and Teddy Coleman have been down like two flat tires since childhood. Ronald Tucker and Teddy Coleman have been down like two flat tires since childhood, building brotherhood, an unbreakable bond, and a storied history in South Jamaica, Queens— and in more recent years, Level Windows & Doors, a successful millwork business that is anchored by the same principles that have held together their 50-year friendship: trust, integrity, and commitment. “I trust Teddy with my life,” Tucker
This Southside Duo Levels Up NYC Properties And People's Lives (opens the original)
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Ronald Tucker and Teddy Coleman have been down like two flat tires since childhood. Ronald Tucker and Teddy Coleman have been down like two flat tires since childhood, building brotherhood, an unbreakable bond, and a storied history in South Jamaica, Queens— and in more recent years, Level Windows & Doors, a successful millwork business that is anchored by the same principles that have held together their 50-year friendship: trust, integrity, and commitment. “I trust Teddy with my life,” Tucker
Butter Art Fair, 'Boogie Wonderland' And Black Art Take Center Stage (opens the original)
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The Butter Art Fair has created quite the name for itself. For many, Indianapolis, Indiana, is a quaint college town that is home to both Indiana State and Purdue University. Known primarily for Indy 500 motorsports racing, Indianapolis also serves as the headquarters of the NCAA—and in the past, Madame CJ Walker chose Indianapolis as the home base for her then-growing business, contributing to the Midwest city’s history. More recently, though, Indianapolis is the grand stage for the Butter Art
MELANATED MOMENTS: In August Folks Soaked Up Late-Summer Vibes And Community (opens the original)
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The month of August was all about carpe diem The month of August was all about carpe diem, seizing the moment, taking advantage of the opportunity, and the summer vibes, before launching into Q4. Check out these event highlights that captured the essence and enterprise of August: At this year’s Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival (MVAAFF), Emmy Award-winning actress, singer, and entrepreneur Keke Palmer delivered far more than celebrity presence. Partnering with Creme of Nature and
[VIDEO]: Alfred Edmond Jr. Enters The Chat On Support For Black Media (opens the original)
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The Black media landscape could be a force to reckon with ... As the collective response to former NFL player and sports correspondent Ryan Clark’s downright disrespectful dismissal from ESPN makes its rounds across social media, BLACK ENTERPRISE‘s Chief Content Officer and EVP, Alfred Edmond Jr., enters the chat. An interesting conversation on forming Black media conglomerates has bubbled up. The concept in a nutshell is that if Black media personalities and companies could just come together,
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