I suppose this is on a smaller scale, but at the school I work at now the all the administration, guidance department, as well the coordinator (myself) are black.
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Good shyt beh, important positions.
I remember the guidance counselor in my middle school always used to shyt on black student dreams. fukking cac.
Why this dude wasn't in Expendables, I'll never understand
Forget the expendables My Dog has production credits....and he does his own stunts....as well as writing black dynamite ...and even directing a film....
he is truly a boss
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Yeah but I would have loved to see him in that film. But Blood and Bones was GOAT, first time I saw him doing fight scenes been obsessed with him ever since. I wish dude would hop on DC and play Green Lantern
Yeah but I would have loved to see him in that film. But Blood and Bones was GOAT, first time I saw him doing fight scenes been obsessed with him ever since. I wish dude would hop on DC and play Green Lantern
yea i think the skies the limit for dude...but you know how hollywood is with black actors/actresses...they only let a couple of us get that shine...so you have to be innovative enuff to build your own brand and carve out ya own lane...
I would love to see Marvel do the Black Panther...and include MJW
and nothing against the lovely Halle Berry but we may need a younger woman to play storm....
Cheryl Boone Issacs - 1st Black president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Wait...This is HUGE.
Just read about this : http://www.clutchmagonline.com/2013...r-makes-nasas-2013-astronaut-candidate-class/
Excellence....
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Nothing more excellent....strong black familieis
http://urbanintellectuals.com/2013/...hemical-manufacturing-company-makes-20m-year/
The Only Black Woman-Owned Chemical Manufacturing Company Makes $20M A Year
Linda McGill Boasmond is the only black women who owns a chemical manufacturing company. She is grossing $20M a year and expects her revenue to triple in the next two to four years.
Cedar Concepts, which sells 50 to 70 million pounds of chemicals per year globally, processes raw materials used in personal care, household, industrial and agricultural products. Its customers include Procter & Gamble, Citgo and Boeing.
Boasmond, who holds a degree in chemistry, initially worked for chemical plants in various positions for multinational corporations. In December 1998, she began work as a technical director and assistant plant manager at Cedar Concepts. She became a partner in 2003 and sole owner in 2004.
Source: http://www.chicagogrid.com/enterprise/black-woman-owned-chemical-manufacturing-company-20m-year/
Here is the best part of finding this phenomenal, black woman. Her firm operates on the Southside of Chicago. This is wonderful because clearly Chicago is in need of role models, economic empowerment and motivation This woman can provide all three…to those that are qualified.
This is a very tumultuous time for black people in this country and world (but what’s new). It is good to have some positive news to report in hopes it will motivate you to share with your children and inspire the next generation to think bigger.
The Only Black Woman-Owned Chemical Manufacturing Company Makes $20M A Year
Linda McGill Boasmond is the only black women who owns a chemical manufacturing company. She is grossing $20M a year and expects her revenue to triple in the next two to four years.
Cedar Concepts, which sells 50 to 70 million pounds of chemicals per year globally, processes raw materials used in personal care, household, industrial and agricultural products. Its customers include Procter & Gamble, Citgo and Boeing.
Boasmond, who holds a degree in chemistry, initially worked for chemical plants in various positions for multinational corporations. In December 1998, she began work as a technical director and assistant plant manager at Cedar Concepts. She became a partner in 2003 and sole owner in 2004.
Source: http://www.chicagogrid.com/enterprise/black-woman-owned-chemical-manufacturing-company-20m-year/
Here is the best part of finding this phenomenal, black woman. Her firm operates on the Southside of Chicago. This is wonderful because clearly Chicago is in need of role models, economic empowerment and motivation This woman can provide all three…to those that are qualified.
This is a very tumultuous time for black people in this country and world (but what’s new). It is good to have some positive news to report in hopes it will motivate you to share with your children and inspire the next generation to think bigger.
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
http://urbanintellectuals.com/2013/...hemical-manufacturing-company-makes-20m-year/
The Only Black Woman-Owned Chemical Manufacturing Company Makes $20M A Year
Linda McGill Boasmond is the only black women who owns a chemical manufacturing company. She is grossing $20M a year and expects her revenue to triple in the next two to four years.
Cedar Concepts, which sells 50 to 70 million pounds of chemicals per year globally, processes raw materials used in personal care, household, industrial and agricultural products. Its customers include Procter & Gamble, Citgo and Boeing.
Boasmond, who holds a degree in chemistry, initially worked for chemical plants in various positions for multinational corporations. In December 1998, she began work as a technical director and assistant plant manager at Cedar Concepts. She became a partner in 2003 and sole owner in 2004.
Source: http://www.chicagogrid.com/enterprise/black-woman-owned-chemical-manufacturing-company-20m-year/
Here is the best part of finding this phenomenal, black woman. Her firm operates on the Southside of Chicago. This is wonderful because clearly Chicago is in need of role models, economic empowerment and motivation This woman can provide all three…to those that are qualified.
This is a very tumultuous time for black people in this country and world (but what’s new). It is good to have some positive news to report in hopes it will motivate you to share with your children and inspire the next generation to think bigger.
This is the kind of excellence we need.
Hope she's not
Young Black Female Millionaire Farmer!
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http://ilpvideo.com/video/NDc3OTc/young-black-female-millionaire-farmer
how is a thread on black excellence gonna have a nikka in drag on the first reply. especially a nikka in drag as a mami type character. That's more like blaxplotation than black excellence.but hey he's getting money though so.
