Listen in on today's Black History...
References: Ella Baker Center for Human Rights Who Was Ella Baker?

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Listen in to Day 17 of Black History!
Reference: Fred Hampton - Wikipedia

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Parenthood is a life long journey. We do the best with what we have and learn as we go.  This is also, Day 16 of Black History - Donna Bouie 

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Listen in on today's Black History with Boiling Noodles!
References:
Introducing the Newest Black-Owned Brand of Cereal, 'Proud Puffs' (blackbusiness.com)
proudpuffcereal.com

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Listen in on Day 14 of Black History!
Reference: https://www.kenjohnsonspeaks.com/ 

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Mr. Greene did not just care for his family he cared for his community.  I stand as fruit from Mr. Greene's tree. The impact he had on black men and women in this area is second to none. I am forever grateful to God for allowing Mr. Joseph Greene to walk this earth. 

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Listen in for Day 12 of Black Excellence!
References:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Gantt
https://melaninmoney.com/

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Listen in as we recognize our Black Excellence on Day 11.
References:
https://www.biography.com/writer/james-baldwin
https://www.courtneelaveta.com/ 

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Listen in and learn about the youngest person to march all the way from Selma to Montgomery in 1965! Also, if you have any Handyman needs in Gastonia, NC, contact William Hull today from Bonafide Trades at 704-674-5544. Thank you for tuning in!

Reference: interview: Lynda Blackmon Lowery, Author Of 'Turning 15 On The Road To Freedom' : NPR

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Some traditions are meant to be passed down to the next generation 

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