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Nina Monroe: First Black Woman Constable for Wilkinsburg | by Evangelist Terina J. Hicks
Terina J. Hicks: You were the first Black woman constable for Wilkinsburg. What challenges did you face during your tenure? Nina Monroe: I was the first Black woman elected constable in the county. Constable is an elected position, with each … Continue reading
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Meet Tishekia Williams: Chair of the YWCA 2021 Equity Awards | By Marcia Liggett
The successful mother of an 11-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son was born and raised in Philadelphia. A regulatory energy lawyer by trade, Tishekia moved to Pittsburgh in April 2012 to take a job at Duquesne light. Now after 9 years … Continue reading
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SPQ’s Author Spotlight: Celeste Mohammed | Interview conducted by Bonita Lee Penn
SPQ’s Author Spotlight: Celeste Mohammed, author of Pleasantview, A Novel in Stories | Interview conducted by Bonita Lee Penn “Mohammed’s writing is smart, funny, and enlivened by everyday Trinidadian vernacular, creating rich and lively portraits of a range of Trini … Continue reading
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BLAQK House Collections: A Showcase for Local Black Artist | By Dessie Bey
Established by partners Nikki Jo Dawson and Cynthia Kenderson, “BLAQK House Collections was a joint idea created to represent our community due to lack of representation in Pittsburgh via arts/media. The name was suggested by Cynthia, it’s a combination … Continue reading
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Beaver County Spotlight: Maya Norman | Success in the Face of a Pandemic By Marcia Liggett
Mya Norman’s strength and determination throughout life have yielded success, even during a pandemic. Weighing a mere 2.5 pounds at birth, Mya had to work harder than other children to maintain her physical health. Participation in gymnastics, competitive dance, and … Continue reading
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SPQ Beauty Spotlight: Iyana Tennon Owner of Yana’s Eyes | By Simone L. Lee
I recently had the pleasure to speak with Iyana Tennon, creator and owner of Yana’s Eyes a makeup brush line. Yana’s Eyes brushes are for everyone no matter your level. Tennon’s product line is not exclusive to brushes, but lashes, … Continue reading
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Historic Fairview Park | By Marcia Liggett
During an era where segregation was openly thriving in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, many African Americans created lasting fond memories at Fairview Park. It became a place of recreation and entertainment for African Americans who, at the time, were not permitted to … Continue reading
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SPQ Business Spotlight: Jamal Etienne-Harrigan | By Evangelist Terina J. Hicks
Terina J. Hicks: What is the name of your company, and what services or products do you offer? Jamal Etienne-Harrigan: The Smokey City’s 412 BBQ is the name of the company. We split the brands we offer, with 412 BBQ … Continue reading
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Minding Your Business: Structured Strategies LLC | By Dessie Bey
“Whether it’s in a training workshop, one-on-one coaching or during an action-oriented strategy session, clients will leave with the necessary tools and insight needed to address specific issues and can expect to be inspired and re-energized.” Structured Strategies works to … Continue reading
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We Got Issues: Oodles O’ Noodles Babies | by Pierre Pinson
The chow hall was serving pork for dinner. I crushed up two packs of noodles and poured them into my bowl. I realized that I had been eating noodles since I was a small child. With my pops missing in … Continue reading
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