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In Memoriam:  Bishop Guy Sansaricq, Oct. 6, 1934-Aug.20, 2021


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A wild chase followed the assassination of Haiti's President. CNN Retraces The Path Of  That Chase

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There’s Music in the Kitchen - chosen by you!

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Dr Hermanie Pierre, an inspiration for the younger generation (Black History Month)

Some people know their chosen calling early in life. Some choose the road not usually taken and pave the way for others. We are indeed talking about Dr. Hermanie Pierre. Dr. Pierre is the personification of beauty and brains because in addition to her beauty pageant honors, she is passionate about empowering others.

When Hermanie sets aside her engineer hard hat and boots, she inspires people through her motivational speeches.  
​ ​She believes strongly in giving back. That is why she also volunteers and is called upon to be a motivational speaker with countless organizations, and takes part in philanthropic activities. You name it, she’s part of it: The Nashville Habitat for Humanity, NSBE Arkansas Alumni Extension President; Advisor and Public Relations Director for Little Piece of Heaven Foundation,  Advocate for Go Red for Women, Former President, Vice President Membership and Former Governor area of for Little Rock Toastmasters International.

Dr. Pierre was born and raised in Haiti, in the Caribbean; she moved to the land of opportunity with a few clothes and now she is helping others through her philanthropic work. Dr. Pierre is a Civil Engineer, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur and she was named one of the Most Memorable Award-winning Motivational Speaker and Top Entrepreneur you should know get to know in 2021. Dr. Pierre has a list of accolades that stretches for miles!

Being a source of inspiration for others, Hermanie left us with some advice she has has learned herself over the years:
  • Do not let unqualified people discredit you!
  • What advice would you give to that person whose business is no doing so great and wants to give up? 
  • Change your model! Get a mentor! Invest in yourself. Remember to be an engineer you have to go to school for four years and that doesn’t count the summer school lol! It takes a business 7 years to flourish. Education is the key! Learn, fail! Keep learning and you will win.
  •  Success to me, mean Set a goal and achieve it. It doesn’t have to be big! Success is an action, not words. I do not live in the same state as my father. If I say, dad, I am going to see my father this weekend and I did guess what? success to me.
  •  Success is not about money but a mindset to accomplish what you say you will do.
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Riot in the Capitol

​Audio files for Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) virtual press conference: 9 October 2020

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  • This week on Red Carpet, how US Open winner Osaka is using her platform to bring attention to racial injustice. Also, New York Fashion Week this year includes Claude Kameni of Lavie by CK, the first African American designer to be sponsored by NYFW/IMG, and how traditional African storytelling in South Africa has made its way online due to the Coronavirus pandemic. These stories and more on the show this week. On Red Carpet, we hear from Nigerian painter Clement Colors on what inspires his artwork. We also have a recap of the virtual Emmy Awards and how the Coronavirus pandemic has affected the music industry. These stories and more on the show this week.
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The main crises the United-States is facing:
  • An pandemic that has already caused more than 160,000 deaths
  • An unemployement rate of 5.4%
  • Systemic racism
  • Police brutality
  • A baffling governance 

DID YOU KNOW

  • Cornell study: President Trump is biggest source of coronavirus misinformation
  • Social media is still one of the top digital marketing strategies, making it integral to any 21st-century advertising campaign. More than 80% of millennials use social media, along with 74% of GenX consumers and almost half of all baby boomers.
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