The History Of Black New York Trailer

Posted in Documentary, History with tags , on March 3, 2009 by blackownedny

With African-American culture, history and pride being celebrated as never before, it is important to remember the remarkable story of struggle and triumph that led to this global victory. Examining the history of New Yorks African-American citizens and culture from the early 1600s through today and its impact on the world is the critically acclaimed film New York Noir: The History of Black New York, on DVD now.

This film honors and pays tribute to the many great contributions African-Americans have made to New York, the nation and, indeed, the world.


Mary J. Blige & Steve Stoute Officially Launch FFAWN by Newexpansion Media

Posted in Events, Organization with tags , , , on January 1, 2009 by blackownedny

American Grammy Award Winner Mary J. Blige and Music Executive and Marketing Pioneer Steve Stoute Officially Launched FFAWN In Yonkers NY at Roosevelt High School FFAWN stands for Foundation For Advancement of Women Now

WIBO 42nd Anniversary Celebration

Posted in Business with tags , , on January 1, 2009 by blackownedny

Founded in 1966 in Harlem, the Workshop in Business Opportunities (WIBO) has been committed to assisting men and women from economically under-served communities become successful entrepreneurs. Watch as we celebrate 42 years of changing communities one business at a time!

Getting Used to a Black President – Melissa Harris-Lacewell

Posted in Politics with tags , , on December 1, 2008 by blackownedny

Political scientist Melissa Harris-Lacewell examines how Barack Obama may affect Americans’ conceptualization of race and the Presidency, should he be elected to the position.

Harlem Outdoor Shops

Posted in Retail / Shopping with tags , on October 17, 2008 by blackownedny

Source International (African-American Book Distribution)

Posted in Interviews with tags , on September 1, 2008 by blackownedny

Education. Truly the key to freedom. In this segment I talk with Mr. Jesse Harris, CEO of Source International, distributor of African-American books with NYC schools for over 20 years and the road to growing and maintaining his business within the educational system.

The Underground Railroad lives in Brooklyn

Posted in History with tags , on September 1, 2008 by blackownedny

Joy Chatel,the modern day Harriet Tubman home was just proclaimed a historical landmark containing the underground railroad passage.

NYTimes.com – UrbanEye: The Afro-Punk Festival

Posted in Music with tags , , on August 1, 2008 by blackownedny

NYTimes.com – Downtown Brooklyn hosts a music, art and film festival celebrating African-American punk culture. Melena Ryzik reports (and skateboards).

Federation of Black Cowboys – Queens, New York

Posted in Interviews with tags , , on August 1, 2008 by blackownedny

The Cowboys need your help to keep their youth programs going strong. As costs go up, it’s getting harder to run the June rodeo, barn tours, and classes. They will deeply appreciate and make great use of your support.

The Harlem MagicMasters Basketball Team

Posted in Sports with tags , on July 2, 2008 by blackownedny

Our mission is to provide communities, non- profit organizations, school systems and Corporate America with affordable, quality entertainment through the medium of basketball. Our games and events are fun for the entire family and complement educational initiatives directed at empowering our youth.