Happy Snow Day! The Noice Blog is officially in the nonprofit media business. Help find Paul some grants! New series about Broken Windows is coming out. Plus, Trump's Supreme Court pick is playing games, and more
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After I shared an article that addressed the conspicuous lack of women of color on magazine covers, a friend exclaimed, “Let’s not forget there is a lack of our Latina and Asian sisters.” That comment, while coming from someone with all the best intentions in the world, prompted me to ask a series of awkward and sobering questions..
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Our political reality is sad and outrageous and the source of its current corrupted state of affairs isn’t something we can offload onto others. I’m convinced that our current civil conflict falls in the lineage of spiritual battles that pits a fearful, shrinking heart against a courageous, expansive love.
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Two years after a federal lawsuit dealt the NYPD a legal blow to its wanton stopping and frisking of Black and Latino residents, it seems the country’s largest police department still can’t adhere to the law.
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The Notice Blog Proudly presents: Lost Boys: A Web Series About Black Millennials
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Meet the woman who brought Performing Arts back to Inner City Schools: Tylibah Iman Washington of TCC Performing Arts International. For more videos, donate to Our Kickstarter! http://kck.st/2jdRqjo
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Wanna know who else works with me on The Notice Blog? Meet the IT & Strategy genius behind the company, Cameron D. Burley. Don't forget to like, share & donate for more videos! Let's get to $5k! http://kck.st/2jdRqjo
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#SwipeItForward returned to New York City last November in a city-wide demonstration against the Broken Windows policies of NYPD. To help prevent fellow New Yorkers from a night in jail, these activists offered free rides to those in need. But there's an even bigger story at work here:
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Obama's Farewell + Golden Showers is a Red Herring & Trump is Nixon | News Bites | 01.11.17
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Obie Award-Winning Actor, Chris Myers, explains why we have to think outside of capitalism, when we're thinking of change.
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Remember that little web series I made a couple of years ago? Welp, I still do. My work's come a long way since then, but it's still relevant today. Anyway, here's Episode 4 of "You Can't Die Here."
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Remember that little web series I made a couple of years ago? Welp, I still do. My work's come a long way since then, but it's still relevant today. Anyway, here's Episode 3 of "You Can't Die Here."
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We're Fundraising on Kickstarter! So here are the details on why The Notice Blog is crowdsourcing for $3k
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Let's talk about the assassination of the Russian Ambassador to Turkey, and why we can't ignore #Aleppo. Plus, Tilda Swinton needs to stop with the fake liberalism. Also, Senior Producer Tatiana Escalant helped me get home to my family for the holidays!! Oh, and we are FUNDRAISING in January 2017. AND the team just got even bigger.
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YOU CAN'T DIE HERE Episode 2: "What Does He Want?"
Synopsis: Richard's unexpected guest gives him an even more cryptic warning..
Episode 3: Hood Chef Sometimes the journey makes the story, and that's definitely how i felt when thinking about how I met Hood Chef. In fact, his story shows a perfect example of how local communities can create their own cultural capital.
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