With a pandemic, racial injustices and the upcoming Presidential election approaching, Americans would agree that our nation is in need of a major pick-me-up song! Recording Artist Cameo aka Cameo Bobo, a gifted musician from Nashville, TN, offers that needed motivation in a brand new song called “2020 Is My Year”. The up-tempo, dance single is packed with positive vibes and is available now on all digital music outlets including
Launch of "It Takes All of Us" Honors the Fight for Social Justice and Recognizes Collective Impact Across Communities NEW YORK (September 10, 2020) - "It Takes All of Us," the NFL's brand campaign for the 2020 season, leverages the scale and power of the league to unite the country during a critical time in our nation. The league is committed to integrating important causes vital to players and fans,
Ask yourself that question before you Judge these NBA players for boycotting due to another senseless act of violence by the hands of the police against them in the Black community. Do you remember in June when Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving said that they shouldn’t play basketball because it’ll be a distraction and that people will start to forget the Black Lives Matter movement.... Jacob Blake was shot
Let’s talk about something the mainstream media is too afraid to touch. Why, you might ask? Well my readers, were gonna talk about it because it is literally the most important topic in the entire world, and I am sick and tired of everyone pretending it's not. The media wants to cover viruses, politics, Black Lives Matter and celebrity affairs, but refuses to touch the topic of human trafficking. I
STILLWATER, OK – Thanks to the social backlash over wearing the shirt of far-right media network, One America News and drawing the ire of star running back, Chuba Hubbard, embattled Oklahoma State Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy and his recent apology was both tone-deaf and not enough to save his job down in Stillwater. Gundy, 52, played for his beloved home-state Cowboys from 1986-89 as a quarterback before coaching his alma
With more anti-racist protests going on globally following the death of George Floyd, and the NFL admitting that they were wrong in their stance on kneeling during the national anthem, as well as committing $250 million over the next ten years to social justice, perhaps their most visible martyr in former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick may join forces with the NFL’s most hated and polarizing team in the
(Los Angeles, CA June 12, 2020) - Hollywood Here Inc. launched their initiative, #RaiseThePercentage: an initiative geared toward increasing the percentage of working black writers in Hollywood, CA. On that same day, Hollywood Here announced that aspiring or #PREWGA writers will get the opportunity to have a free, 1on1 virtual coffee with a working, staffed writer. Through the power of Social Media, Showrunners like Courtney Kemp of Power, Peter Gould
June 11, 2020 -- The NFL is growing our social justice efforts through a 10-year total $250 million fund to combat systemic racism and support the battle against the ongoing and historic injustices faced by African-Americans. The NFL and our clubs will continue to work collaboratively with NFL players to support programs to address criminal justice reform, police reforms, and economic and educational advancement. In addition to the financial commitment, we
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – With the ongoing protests going on across the United States and the world following the murder of an unarmed black man, George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police, perhaps now is the time to consider allowing the return of exiled quarterback and social activist, Colin Kaepernick. Kaepernick, who took the league by storm back in 2015 in replacing former top overall pick, Alex Smith as starting
