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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<strong>Black</strong> <strong>Wealth</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>All</strong> <strong>Else</strong> - <strong>Black</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Women's</strong> <strong>History</strong>.......<strong>Feb</strong>/<strong>Mar</strong>ch <strong>2020</strong> NYGB<br />
CONTENTS__<br />
________________________<br />
Business <strong>and</strong> Finance<br />
4 - 10<br />
Celebrate Stimulate in Cultural Arts<br />
11 - 13<br />
Dining <strong>and</strong> Entertainment<br />
14 - 20<br />
Education<br />
21 - 26<br />
Fashions<br />
27 - 28<br />
Health <strong>and</strong> Wellness<br />
30 - 38<br />
Hooked on Books<br />
8 , 32, 33, 39<br />
Political Astute<br />
40, 41<br />
Travel<br />
42<br />
Remember Them<br />
43<br />
May 2019 Phenomenal<br />
charitable exchanges<br />
occurred when Principal<br />
Akbar Cook of <strong>New</strong>ark's<br />
Westside High School,<br />
received a surprised visit<br />
from Media Magnate<br />
Oprah, plus her $500,000<br />
donation, supporting<br />
Akbar's publically<br />
acclaimed Lights program;<br />
$50 Shop rite gift card,<br />
plus pizza for students.<br />
Harriet Tubman<br />
<strong>Black</strong> Billionaire<br />
Roger Smith's $50MM<br />
Paid for 2019<br />
Morehouse College<br />
Grads Tuition <strong>and</strong><br />
Parents' Expenses<br />
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PUBLISHER'S WELCOME STATEMENT<br />
Our <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> <strong>Global</strong>.<strong>Biz</strong> Magazine proudly presents extraordinary <strong>Black</strong>s <strong>and</strong> others in<br />
our <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Wealth</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>All</strong> <strong>Else</strong> <strong>Black</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Women's</strong> <strong>History</strong> Issue. Such excitement also<br />
entails our Melba Moore cover story, since her starring role, as that vivacious petite Tony<br />
Award winner in the hit Purlie Broadway musical. Decades ago, I saw my first Broadway<br />
play, watching Melba's Purlie's role stunned thous<strong>and</strong>s of guests. As journalist, Ellen<br />
Shapiro's interview unfolds, brace yourself.<br />
<strong>Wealth</strong>, according to Oxford's <strong>and</strong> Webster's dictionaries typically accounts for the<br />
total market value of an individual's physical <strong>and</strong> intangible assets, before subtracting all<br />
debts. Imagine why millions of debt-free persons thriving on their terms, enjoy more<br />
financial freedom than some seven figures millionaires? While reading some articles,<br />
determine which appropriate category applies to that person you're reading about, either<br />
enjoying: financial wealth = money; social wealth = status; time wealth = freedom;<br />
physical wealth = health.<br />
NYGBs <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Wealth</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>All</strong> <strong>Else</strong>...<strong>Black</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Women's</strong> history highlights remarkable<br />
African-Americans among the nation's leading <strong>and</strong> fast-growing segment of businesses<br />
creating, designing, distributing, healing, inventing, marketing, motivational <strong>and</strong> production<br />
entrepreneurs realizing financial independence <strong>and</strong> prosperous part-time or full-time<br />
businesses.<br />
Specifically, our empowerment magazine focuses on introducing or, again,<br />
familiarizing NYGB readers objectively with trail-blazing, trend-setting persons, soon<br />
fulfilling our quest for more dynamic well distributed <strong>Black</strong> magazines. To such degree,<br />
motivating <strong>Black</strong> Generation X'ers, millennials <strong>and</strong> others to drop the N word from their<br />
spoken vocabulary. Re-invigorating our homes, job sites, hotels, spas. mega drug stores<br />
<strong>and</strong> supermarkets with more <strong>Black</strong> magazines will multiply <strong>and</strong> adequately confirm that<br />
our combined U.S. net worth for <strong>Black</strong> Americans, is more than just 4%, immeasurably<br />
higher with our 12-14% U.S. population.<br />
Contrary racist statistics will minimize when more visible <strong>Black</strong> media, sets the record<br />
straight. Since the 19th Century, America's <strong>Black</strong> Press assumed responsibility for<br />
motivating <strong>and</strong> leading <strong>Black</strong>s from slavery, initially advocated in Northern abolitionist<br />
newspapers. An influx of <strong>Black</strong> newspapers circulated in the U.S., at the start of the 20th<br />
Century, during that Jim Crow era, namely; the 110-year-old <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> Amsterdam <strong>New</strong>s,<br />
The Chicago Defender, Detroit Free, Philadelphia Courier, etc., until Civil Rights became<br />
law. The Negro Digest <strong>and</strong> <strong>Black</strong> World arrived during the late 1930s, followed by Ebony<br />
<strong>and</strong> Jet Magazines in the 1950s. During the 1970s Encore, Essence, <strong>Black</strong> Enterprise<br />
Magazines, plus NYCs Daily Challenge, The <strong>Black</strong> American, Big Red/Beacon, Caribbean<br />
<strong>New</strong>s, <strong>and</strong> <strong>New</strong> Jersey's Forum newspapers, etc, plus hundreds of <strong>Black</strong> news/ journals<br />
nationwide. The 1980's Chocolate Singles, Upscale, Sister-to-Sister, <strong>Black</strong> Sports <strong>and</strong><br />
1990's <strong>Black</strong> Elegance, Gladiator, Vibes <strong>and</strong> haircare <strong>and</strong> other Hip Hop media<br />
paradigms, signified the viability of <strong>Black</strong> is Beautiful; Not Pitiful. Help advocate the need<br />
for more <strong>Black</strong> on-line <strong>and</strong> print media. Our distribution plan is ready for expansion.<br />
Lastly, life is amazing. Keep trailblazing!<br />
Irma Tyus-Mitchell<br />
Associate Editors: Bernice Porterfield, Camylle Hill, Cecilia Francis<br />
Editorial Columnist: Tiffany Richardson Contributing Writers: Velma<br />
Banks, Abu-Jahill, Astrid Chacha, Leslie Frier, Sheila Highsmith, Ellen<br />
Shapiro, Ron Seaborn, Rev. Juanita Pierre Louis, Angelika Selie, Chauncey<br />
Strong<br />
Art Director: Joany Carrasco<br />
Advertising: Khadijah Akpo<br />
Distribution: Milverton Lue<br />
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