Wednesday, October 13, 2010
huevoicesdotcom @ Thousand Women for O'Malley/Brown event
President Barack Obama' senior adviser Valerie Jarrett speaks at the Thousand Women for O'Malley/Brown/Mikulski. Jarrett came out to Martin's Camelot in Upper Marlboro to rally Democrat voters and show her support for Maryland Democrats in a crucial general election.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
huevoicesdotcom interview with Axiom
huevoicesdotcom's interviews hip-hop/soul duo Axiom. Comprised of actor/emcee Black Root and singer/emcee Wordslave, Axiom has cut their teeth on Baltimore/Washington's open mic circuit and earned praise for their eclectic works like Heat Rises and Mindstate Mixtape. Now the group talks about their latest project It's A Mixtape and what's next to come.
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huevoicesdotcom @ Soul Cannon/Axiom showcase
This is a clip of Hip-hop/alternative rock band Soul Cannon performing "Claps" at Club Reality on 10/10/10. The group shared the stage with the dynamic hip-hop duo Axiom. Be on the look out for an exclusive huevoicesdotcom interview with Soul Cannon upon the release of their new album The Mixed Ape.
Friday, October 8, 2010
huevoicedotcom @ Gov. Martin O' Malley rally with President Barack Obama
President Barack Obama speaking at Gov. Martin O'Malley rally held at Bowie State University.
One on One with Peter Allen
huevoicesdotcom's Bobby Marvin interviews Peter Allen, co-writer for the blockbuster film Takers.
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huevoicesdotcom @ Blink Pink
Breast cancer survivors Sarita Murray and Zerita Ross host Blink Pink, a breast cancer awarness and survivor celebration. Segments include an interview with sponsor Zerita Ross and Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown.
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Thursday, October 7, 2010
huevoicesdotcom @ First Annual Mother-Son Dance
Urban Leadership Institute(ULI) sponsored the 1st Annual Mother-Son Dance: An Invitation to Manhood, an event aimed at celebrating and strengthening families. Over a dozen women along with their sons packed a banquet room at the Radisson Cross Keys. Hosted by David Miller,co-founder of ULI,the dance featured author/publisher Cassandra Mack and sports journalist Brian Custer.
The Mother-Dance is apart of the Raising Him Alone Campaign, an initiative set forth to empower single mothers raising young African-American males nationally and internationally. David Miller and youth advocate Matt Stevens recognized the overwhelming broken homes in urban settings and the need for services to support families. In 2009, the two launched the campaign honing in on single mothers. Since then, Miller has published a book component (Raising Him Alone) followed by a national tour of workshops and conferences.
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