Blackonomics / Blackology

The mis-use of the term "Queen." Why am I against the use of the word for women.

Mme. Walker also offered black women a rare opportunity to get ahead. Graduates of the Walker College of Hair Culture were trained to style hair, sell Walker products, even open their own beauty salons. "I am not satisfied in making money for myself," she told a 1914 convention of the National Negro Business League. "I endeavor to provide employment for hundreds of the women of my race." By 1916, Walker employed 20,000 agents throughout the country. Women who had toiled for pennies at arduous jobs were earning more money than ever before. "You have opened up a trade for hundreds of colored women to make an honest and profitable living," a Walker College graduate wrote Mme. Walker. "They make as much in one week as a month's salary would bring from any other position they could secure." Now our Black Beauty Products are defined by chinese stores.

The biggest scams in America's pop culture is (1) Motivational Speaking (2) Self Help Books & seminars. Oh by the way, they're the same things.

Topics on how to prevent online hacking, identity theft and scams. How to use online purchasing safely. What are the dangers you're not aware of?

Addressing the health of African Americans by age, gender, type of disease, condition and behavior. We will discuss the range of health conditions specifically affecting African Americans, and the health disparities both within the black community and between racial and ethnic groups. Mental Illness Type two diabetes, Stroke, Hypertension and Coronary heart disease. Soul Food Hiv obesity Cancer and epilepsy

Black women in business month on Blackonomics, tonight's guest is Shakea Sanders of Traci ynn Jewelry. How to become a rep and where to buy! Shakea Sanders, (215) 668-1716 www.tracilynnjewelry.net/shakeasanders shakearatcliff@yahoo.com

A must hear

Giving information about resources in the community. Art classes, 501c3, The Rites of Passage(ROP), etc...The Frator Heru Institute.

Choices, who to deal with in business and not! Special guest, Kevin Williams, Passdaroc2 Organization.

Insecured women sabotaging relationships and the men that they so call love business. What is the difference between a controling woman and an insured woman? Told by black women about black women....what's good and bad about us...what should we change or keep.

Is Philadelphia the most racist when it comes to sports? The NFL Colective Bargaining Agreement, is the terms proposed simular to slavery?

Bio by Divine: Business Owner, Professional Vocalist, Model, Spoken Word Artist, Dancer, Actress, Inspirer, Mentor, Wife, Mother, Sister, Friend. I began singing when I was very young. I joined the choir, began playing the viola, and participating in every talent show there was. I wound up being the lead vocalist for the District One Contemporary String Ensemble, performing at the Academy of Music annually in addition to various schools all over. I started going to open mics and came across the 5 Spot aka The Black Lily. So I have had the opportunity to share the stage with some greats....Floetry, Jill Scott, Musiq, Bilal, Jaguar, Lady Alma, Yolanda Adams, etc. Yeah, a sista can blow. Well to get on that stage, you had to.I have performerd at various venues...North by Northwest, Warmdaddy's, Gloria's, etc. Then I began modeling. I started with a local entertainment company called BBS Productions. I started getting picked up by a lot of local designers, establishing a great relationship with them and making my presence known on the runway. I walked in a few fashion week shows. I got tired of being taken advantage of so I stareted training models myself and eventually began my own developmental agency. Trust me, I have trained ALOT of females in Philly that, as a result of my training and development, have been selected to participate in numerous shows and events. They may not express it, BUT ME AND PARTNERS KNOW THE TRUTH! LOL.... I began dancing with Jazz Omega who was with "The Fresh Prince" at the time....I'm telling my age, lol. Remember the song, "Girls in the world ain't nothing but trouble"? I went on to become apart of the State Property Tour as a model and dancer. I have a developmental fashion/entertainment company called DiMe Universal, LLC. (web being updated) I am a travel agent (www.universalexquisitetravels.biz). I have my own Fashion Jewelry businesss (www.tracilynnjewelry.net/divineislam)

LuQman M. Abdullah is Senior Vice President of BACK TO SOCIETY (BTS), INC. 501 (c) (3) nonprofit tax exempt organization, and Family Preservation Social Worker for Youth Service, Inc. Background Information LuQman M. Abdullah is an international motivational speaker and inspirational coach for many audiences, community groups, schools, universities, religious institutions, corporations and the incarcerated. Inspiring: LuQman's testimony of overcoming oppression in prison to becoming a succcessful organizer, educator, writer, lecturer and entreprenuer,. Youth and adults alike respond powerfully to his message, and leave motivated, pledging to feed their mind, knowledge; their body, strength and their spirit, faith. Birth Place Piladelphia, PA Philadelphia Accomplishments Mr. Abdullah has a record of success in proposal writing, program development, community organizing/planning, economic development, and commercial development/ entrepreneurial training, life–skills training, project implementation and job recreation. LuQman Abdullah is the founder of Lambs Corp. (Learning Adolescents Motivated by Success Community Oriented Reform Program) in 1989. Mr. Abdullah is the former Director of Human Services for Renaissance Community Development Corporation, assisting the President/CEO in high level planning, proposal writing, program development, grant research & soliciting, workshop facilitating and consulting services. LuQman Abdullah is the facilitator of Temple University’s PASCEP Program, Community Organizing & Development Course (CEP #287). LuQman is an Advisory Board Member of PASCEP, Books Through Bars, Human Rights Coalition and MEE Productions (Motivational Educational Entertainment). He is a former Tutor for the Mayor’s Commission on Literacy, grassroots activist, author of many essays and lecturer.

Have you ever wondered why there are so many of our children diagnosed with Mental Illness? Could it be related to the pesticides used in the Public Schools? Why are African American Women the highest rate of being carriers of HIV, but so many are single? And why not Black men? Why is it so easy to become Home Care Takers? And why do Home Care Workers HAVE TO PAY THEIR OWN TAXES... The Conspiracy show...Every Friday except the 4th on Blackonomics / Blackology

The difinition of Fake - something that is a counterfeit; not what it seems to be. imposter: a person who makes deceitful pretenses. bogus: fraudulent; having a misleading appearance. speak insincerely or without regard for facts or truths. The Urdan Dictionary - Sometimes applied to people who are accused of being something they are not. A poser is someone who tries hard to be something they arent. Usually, posers call other people posers because they are jealous of that the person. People and individuals to avoid when your building a succesful business or having success.