Black Wealth and All Else Black and Women's History New York Global.Biz Feb/Mar. 2020
As April 2020 unfolds, chances are you missed what we consider our special gift to you and yours, the "Black Wealth and All Else" Feb/March Black and Women's History, New York Global.Biz , NYGBs online and special edition;s limited print issue, published and owned by a Black female with our few limited "goodwill" partners, emphasizing that Blacks are Beautiful...not Pitiful. Published since 2011, amid our minimal staff, our glossy magazine issues features leading, iconic and record breaking individuals conducting and expanding beyond New York...the world's global city. Upon viewing our www.newyorkglobal.biz website, note our revenues are limited to advertising, promotions and public relations, for which approx. 90% of our images, logos and articles are freely provided, given our critical mission to emphasize that together with our multi-cultural sponsors, etc., this magazine remains committed to introducing a fraction of the world's most astounding brilliant, talented, skillful, humanitarian and prosperous Blacks, in various sectors, including many whom have experienced limited public branding and exposure, yet are enjoying their "tip of the iceberg" or pinnacle career success also resulting in measures of financial security, regardless of education. They include youth authors, inventors and entrepreneurs as millenials, Generation X's and awesome seniors. Thanks to our wealth of publicists, writers and editors, NYGB, is more than a concept and we encourage are promoting more Black media to emerge, not only online, but also appear on our living and dining room tables, as testaments to such positive images and messages reminding and influencing individuals of various ethnicities and persuasions of how Blacks, generally, are beautiful not pitiful people, for thousands of years, since our African ancestors first helped developed, with the Creator, The Most High's frontiers of planet Earth. Stay Safe and Blessed, Irma Tyus-Mitchell, Publisher/Acting Editor-in-Chief New York Global.Biz Magazine, Inc.
As April 2020 unfolds, chances are you missed what we consider our special gift to you and yours, the "Black Wealth and All Else" Feb/March Black and Women's History, New York Global.Biz , NYGBs online and special edition;s limited print issue, published and owned by a Black female with our few limited "goodwill" partners, emphasizing that Blacks are Beautiful...not Pitiful. Published since 2011, amid our minimal staff, our glossy magazine issues features leading, iconic and record breaking individuals conducting and expanding beyond New York...the world's global city.
Upon viewing our www.newyorkglobal.biz website, note our revenues are limited to advertising, promotions and public relations, for which approx. 90% of our images, logos and articles are freely provided, given our critical mission to emphasize that together with our multi-cultural sponsors, etc., this magazine remains committed to introducing a fraction of the world's most astounding brilliant, talented, skillful, humanitarian and prosperous Blacks, in various sectors, including many whom have experienced limited public branding and exposure, yet are enjoying their "tip of the iceberg" or pinnacle career success also resulting in measures of financial security, regardless of education. They include youth authors, inventors and entrepreneurs as millenials, Generation X's and awesome seniors.
Thanks to our wealth of publicists, writers and editors, NYGB, is more than a concept and we encourage are promoting more Black media to emerge, not only online, but also appear on our living and dining room tables, as testaments to such positive images and messages reminding and influencing individuals of various ethnicities and persuasions of how Blacks, generally, are beautiful not pitiful people, for thousands of years, since our African ancestors first helped developed, with the Creator, The Most High's frontiers of planet Earth.
Stay Safe and Blessed,
Irma Tyus-Mitchell,
Publisher/Acting Editor-in-Chief
New York Global.Biz Magazine, Inc.
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DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT FASHION<br />
Congratulations, Irma!<br />
You’re in the top 25%<br />
With 8,655 readers, you're<br />
one of the most popular<br />
reviewers in <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> City.<br />
MY CARA MIA<br />
TRATTORIA'S<br />
MYSTICISM<br />
August 2019. two months after moving<br />
from Cara Mia Trattoria's 653 Ninth Ave.,<br />
Manhattan venue, they occupied for 22<br />
years, Billy, their Maitre'D, pleasantly<br />
invited me inside, before I walked passed<br />
their new 697 Ninth Ave, premises. Seated<br />
at one of their table's pristine white<br />
tablecloths with fine dinner-ware, their<br />
serene vivacious ambiance which included<br />
Italian art <strong>and</strong> yesteryear's pop culture's<br />
black <strong>and</strong> white photos of famous Italian<br />
stars, plus four consecutive-annual Best<br />
Restaurant Awards, adorning its walls.<br />
Cara Mia's fine Italian wine, paired well<br />
with their succulent homemade Crocchette<br />
Di Granchio's warm crab cakes, corn <strong>and</strong><br />
avocado appetizers <strong>and</strong> Pratoli Ripieni's<br />
stuffed mushrooms with pancetta,<br />
mozzarella <strong>and</strong> red peppers. This best kept<br />
NYC Italian dining secret, with fresh<br />
healthy $9.95 lunches <strong>and</strong> pre-fix meals<br />
starting at $19.95, includes appetizers,<br />
despite my misconception that their pricey<br />
dinners start at $30.<br />
Inevitably, divine mysticism enabled<br />
Billy to invite me, an ideal diner who'd<br />
soon treat family, colleagues or whomever,<br />
like a VIP, affordably, like thous<strong>and</strong>s of<br />
tourists <strong>and</strong> locals raving about Cara Mia's<br />
jewel venue, six blocks from NYs Port<br />
Authority <strong>and</strong> Times Square, in Clinton-<br />
Hill/Hell's Kitchen's Manhattan residential/<br />
cultural/ commercial zone.<br />
Mr. Besin, Cara Mia's owner's success<br />
includes their <strong>Mar</strong>ia Pia's West 51st Street,<br />
Intermezzo's 623 Ninth Avenue <strong>and</strong> his<br />
downtown Limon Jungle, Gallo Nero <strong>and</strong><br />
Taqueria restaurants.<br />
VANESSA<br />
BRAXTON'S<br />
VODKA<br />
BRANDs<br />
4,000 SQ.<br />
FT. AND BAR<br />
Vanessa Braxton, founder of <strong>Black</strong><br />
Momma Vodka, as the only African<br />
American female distiller, master blender,<br />
manufacturer <strong>and</strong> owner of it's nationally<br />
distributed vodka, finished 2019 with three<br />
more <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> shopping plaza's <strong>Black</strong><br />
Momma Tea & Cafe restaurant's store<br />
fronts. Growing up in Brooklyn, as her<br />
Guyanese parents first generational child<br />
this spell-bounding cafe's customers will<br />
curiously select from its 160 assorted tea<br />
blends, three flavored agaves, plus several<br />
organic food items, wraps <strong>and</strong> muffins.<br />
Braxton's <strong>2020</strong> insights for her Colonial<br />
Springs Road, Wheatley Heights,NY.<br />
enterprise, include it's future as an industry<br />
tea leader, similar to Starbucks' coffee. Her<br />
cafe's bold <strong>and</strong> eye catching name is an<br />
attraction in this 60% <strong>Black</strong> <strong>and</strong> Latino<br />
community. "I have plenty of places I could<br />
go, but I wanted to take the opportunity for<br />
people who look like me to see what I'm<br />
doing for the community, so that they can<br />
step up <strong>and</strong> do the same thing," she replied,<br />
to questions about its location.<br />
<strong>Black</strong> Momma's headquarters <strong>and</strong><br />
training facility will accommodate<br />
franchisees <strong>and</strong> community members'<br />
meeting rooms <strong>and</strong> the Cafe's free<br />
technology, investing <strong>and</strong> business<br />
workshops.<br />
<strong>Black</strong> Momma's 33,000 on-line <strong>and</strong><br />
wholesale transactions, generated $3<br />
millions in sales, since <strong>Black</strong> Momma's<br />
Vodka started in 2013. It's high-quality<br />
vodka manufactured in Oregon waters,<br />
started in 2015. The 50 year-old business<br />
titan's multi-million dollar empire is slated<br />
for international distribution <strong>and</strong> listing on<br />
the <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> Stock Exchange in <strong>2020</strong>.<br />
Vanessa's Wefunder, equity crowd<br />
funding similar to Kickstarter <strong>and</strong><br />
GoFundMe, amassing over $1 million in<br />
capital financing is cause celebration for<br />
any five year old firm. However <strong>Black</strong><br />
Momma's distinction is a rarity for which<br />
organic teas <strong>and</strong> cafe dining meets its soulstirring<br />
vodka sensation. Visit:<br />
https://wefunder.com/blackmom mateacafe<br />
NEWYORK GLOBAL.BIZ ...<strong>Black</strong> <strong>Wealth</strong> <strong>and</strong> all <strong>Else</strong><br />
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