They Called Me Family First
“They didn’t just give me a platform…” Simone Jennifer Smith, Chief Communication Officer, TCN Now
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Hurting and holding on Part II: What can be repaired
“Can a relationship fractured by years of distance and unspoken pain be brought back to something real?”
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African identity ignites divine power
“To be African is to be aligned with the divine, a legacy of earthly riches and the highest level of human thought that no colonial label can ever contain.”
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Chapter 4: Moses ” Shyne” Barrow: The man who walked back into his life
“I had to know I would survive Brooklyn, Vietnam; believing wasn’t enough.”
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Hurricane Melissa and the Future of Caribbean Health
“The experience of Hurricane Melissa should serve as a catalyst for long, overdue transformative change.”
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Chef Nicole King – Love served in every dish
Close your eyes. Imagine a room draped in the silent weight of royalty: black, white, and gold. There is a
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Healing starts with releasing what we carry
“Where did you first learn that wanting more meant being ungrateful?”
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Why some married men risk it all for sex and escape
“These men place themselves and their families in difficult situations: morally, financially, socially, and spiritually.”
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Amah Harris: The visionary who shaped black theatre in Canada’s soul
“Differences, when harmonized, prove to be a powerful resource.” – Amah Harris
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Don’t Miss Out; From Yard Series Now Streaming on Tubi
“Streaming on Tubi enables us to be seen by a wide international audience which will hopefully lead to us being able to eventually produce our full season of episodes.” – David G. Heron, Executive Producer
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