6 posts filed under »Lifestyle«
→ May 30, 2009
Procter & Gamble’s commitment to celebrating and connecting with African-American women is stronger today than ever before. That commitment has spanned more than a century and continues to grow. It’s rooted in the vision and actions of our leadership and the interests of our consumers and employees.
Our extraordinary new initiative, My Black is Beautiful, celebrates [...]
→ April 27, 2009
The Coca-Cola Company knows innovation when it sees it. So, it’s no surprise the company tapped chart-topping hip hop group, DeLaSoul to help launch its newest beverage, Sprite Green, in one of the world’s most culturally innovative cities. The invitation-only event included an evening with DeLaSoul at the River East Arts Center as the [...]
→ September 30, 2008
Don’t ask Helen Bailey about Plan B, she doesn’t do Plan B. "I go cold turkey", said Bailey. "Plan B distracts me from fully realizing Plan A." Bailey dreams big and after eight years of consistently working her Plan A, she’s a walking testimony that your dreams are worthwhile ventures to undertake.
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→ September 27, 2008
The Common Ground Foundation presents:
The 1st Annual
COMMON’S START THE SHOW n BOWL
Celebrity Bowl-A-Thon
*Support urban youth literacy and media arts programs through the Common Ground Foundation in Chicago by making a contribution to the charity organization, pitching your company as a sponsor or team endorser, and receive a chance to attend the *celebrity bowl-a-thon* featuring 6 [...]
→ August 2, 2008
Nearly 50,000 women are expected to convene in Chicago this summer for the city’s very own, “The Black Women’s Expo,” formerly “An Expo for Today’s Black Woman.” Now in its 15th year, the national destination event returns to the city beginning August 1st through August 3rd at McCormick Place! A host of exciting events are [...]
→ June 14, 2008
“My Black is Beautiful,” a program designed to ignite and support a sustained national conversation by, for and about black women. The initiative was created to serve as the catalyst for a movement that affects positive change in the way African-American women are reflected in popular culture.