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Mo
Hueston
A Curator of Aesthetic Prose and Design
Interests: I am a freelance writer, social commentator, and business strategist whose work has been published by ESSENCE.com, Your Black World, Rolling Out Magazine, and others.
Writings cover a range of topics, including but not limited to: politics, social justice, pop culture, mental health, feminism, and black male identity.
Offering perspective on what it means to be young, black, and male in the age of Obama, I reflect on current cultural standards of black manhood and exploring new ideas for how to define black masculinity moving forward.
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African Bricks for Sasi's
Charis Tsevis is an award winning visual designer living and working in Athens,Greece. He holds a Diploma of Graphic Design from the Akademie fur das Grafishe Gewerbe, Munchen and a Master in Visual Design from the Scuola Politecnica di Design, Milano. He manages a modest studio by the name of Tsevis Visual Design in Athens serving clients all over the world. Read more about Charis here. (The following post shares some of Chris' artworks for Sasi's, explained in his own words.) A series of artworks... Continue reading
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Feb 3, 2016
SELMA, The Spiritual Significance of the Right to Vote Movement
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Remembering Queen Nzinga
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That wacka flocka story is hilarious.
True Hip Hop Stories, Volume 1
In today’s ever popular quest for street cred, artists are obligated to stay viral as a means of staying relevant. From Vine to Instagram to Snapchat, virtual platforms du jour now expose any and everything the mind can imagine, but in my humble opinion, nothing is more lasting than a good sto...
A Double Crown: Making the Most of A Mistake
Posted Jan 30, 2016 at <!-- AnythingUЯBAN -->
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True Hip Hop Stories, Volume 1
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The LoveMikeNia Foundation Inc. 2015 Scholarship Award Recipients
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Marcus Davis Shares His Formula for Success on The Businessmakers Show
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Sunday Morning Live - Marcus Davis Interviews Sylvester Turner and Bill King
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The New Mayor of Houston: Sylvester Turner Wins Run-Off Election
Posted Jan 29, 2016 at <!-- AnythingUЯBAN -->
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Mo is now following KITTEN
Jan 28, 2016
Missing Malcolm X: Are Rappers Scared of Revolution?
Posted Mar 12, 2012 at <!-- AnythingUЯBAN -->
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A Woman is Not a Potted Plant - Alice Walker
Posted Feb 14, 2012 at <!-- AnythingUЯBAN -->
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In Support of Roland Martin
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Martin Luther King Matters in 2015
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Freedom...
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Thanks Tameka I appreciate you. Loving your blog as well esp. the poetry.
Freedom Riders... Are Innovators
On May 4, 1961, the first Freedom Ride left Washington D.C. en route to New Orleans to fulfill a purpose. Their purpose? To test a Supreme Court decision that outlawed racial segregation in public places. They also set out to challenge the status quo by challenging those that fervently s...
This is a great poem Tameka. You have a beautiful soul and a powerful mind that translates very well. Thanks for sharing.
Lyric Fire: Soul Diving: Partial Poem/Part Confession
my soul is dying literally from the inside out because i eased into a life of dysfunction mother's crack breath so warm against my face daddy's gun so cold i could feel it on my legs when he held me temporarily dust blown up they are both gone no more drug residue for me to find no m...
Thanks for acknowledging Abi I really appreciate it.
Freedom Riders... Are Innovators
On May 4, 1961, the first Freedom Ride left Washington D.C. en route to New Orleans to fulfill a purpose. Their purpose? To test a Supreme Court decision that outlawed racial segregation in public places. They also set out to challenge the status quo by challenging those that fervently s...
Thanks Sunnydelyte21. Always great to read your blog you know that I am a big fan of yours.
Freedom Riders... Are Innovators
On May 4, 1961, the first Freedom Ride left Washington D.C. en route to New Orleans to fulfill a purpose. Their purpose? To test a Supreme Court decision that outlawed racial segregation in public places. They also set out to challenge the status quo by challenging those that fervently s...
No Mike thank you. I am humbled by your willingness to network and lead the way. You do so many great things that inspire me.
Freedom Riders... Are Innovators
On May 4, 1961, the first Freedom Ride left Washington D.C. en route to New Orleans to fulfill a purpose. Their purpose? To test a Supreme Court decision that outlawed racial segregation in public places. They also set out to challenge the status quo by challenging those that fervently s...
Mike? Sentimental? Gee thanks Bro.
Freedom Riders... Are Innovators
On May 4, 1961, the first Freedom Ride left Washington D.C. en route to New Orleans to fulfill a purpose. Their purpose? To test a Supreme Court decision that outlawed racial segregation in public places. They also set out to challenge the status quo by challenging those that fervently s...
Thanks Tracey.
Freedom Riders... Are Innovators
On May 4, 1961, the first Freedom Ride left Washington D.C. en route to New Orleans to fulfill a purpose. Their purpose? To test a Supreme Court decision that outlawed racial segregation in public places. They also set out to challenge the status quo by challenging those that fervently s...
In Memory of... The LoveMikeNia Foundation, Inc.
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