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- The Art of Survival | By Deborah Lucas
- Know Our History. Know the Fullness of Our Stories Attracting Black Tourists to Gettysburg | by Patricia Green Rodgers, MSW, MSPR
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Activist Rick Adams Stay Tuned: The Revolution Is Being Televised | By Dessie Bey
Pittsburgh is blessed to have a politically astute leader such as Rick Adams in our mist. His political savvy is above and beyond a politician’s narrow focus. He says of today’s political scene, “unfortunately, unless a political change is made, … Continue reading
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Enjoy the Experience: ECHT Coffeehouse | by Dr. Sheila Beasley
For a taste of the fine coffee houses like that of Café Einstein or Literaturhaus in Germany, one only needs to drive to Mount Oliver in Pittsburgh, minutes from Downtown, Oakland, or South Side to the ECHT Coffeehouse. The firehouse … Continue reading
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Popie Redd’s BBQ | By Chardaé Jones
Popie Redd’s BBQ opened in November 2021 in Braddock Hills (270 Yost Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15221 | (412) 723-2251) and was met with great fanfare. That first day they operated on a limited menu, but today they are limited no … Continue reading
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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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