All Things Black in El Paso
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There is still time to submit your business, church, or organization listing for the relaunch of Black El Paso Voice, May 1st. In the meantime, stay connected on social media @blackelpasovoice.
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The Annual Black History Month Parade and Festival takes places Saturday, February 25th beginning at 10 A.M.
For more information, call the Inter Club Council at 915.861.0065.
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The Women’s Border Business Border Center invites the community to its monthly Dynamic Women to Women Session in observance of Black History Month.
Featured guests include Black El Paso Voice founder and contributing editors: Monica Tucker, Julie Loving-Scott (Army Veteran, Realtor, and Financial Coach), and Rikki Smith (Corporate Trainer and Speaker Coach).
Also featured are Assistant Chief of Police Zina Silva, who is also El Paso’s first Black detective; Sereka Berklow, CEO of YWCA of El Paso; Dionne Mack, Deputy City Manager of El Paso, Texas; Dr. Charmaine Martin, associate professor, and Interim Associate Dean for Student Affairs at the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine has been awarded the Profiles in Diversity Journal Black Leadership Award of 2022.
For more information, visit https://womenbordercenter.com.
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Black History Month is a time to remember and reflect, especially when the country presents a continuous reminder of the discrimination African Americans have endured and are still subjected to by fellow Americans.
Tune in Monday, February 6th Live at Noon for the next episode of Real Talk with Marcus McCoy as he and fellow El Pasoans, Jamaar Redd, Gregg Davis, and Pastor Artie Maxwell, provide their thoughts on the past, present, and future of African Americans in the United States of America.
Subscribe on YouTube by visiting MarcusMcCoy.com
Follow on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @RealMarcusMcCoy
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The MLK Committee of El Paso hosted their annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration and Observance. The keynote speaker was Dr. Michael Williams, Director, UTEP African American Studies Department.
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BEP Voice spoke briefly with one of El Paso’s Living Legends: Civil Rights Activist, Bishop Johnnie M. Washington.
Bishop Washington is a civil rights activist, and El Paso Black trailblazer who is respected by so many in the El Paso community. She attended the Douglass School, served as President of the El Paso Branch of the NAACP, and is the co-founder of the MLK Committee. Find out more about this dynamic woman as she shares a little bit about how she became the community’s leading fighter for civil rights. She will be joining us via the Black Roundtable to discuss civil rights, church, and more… stay tuned. In the meantime, hear her thoughts… Featured in blackelpasovoice.com
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This Veterans Day weekend has been full of great displays and acts of service honoring our Veterans. Today we feature US Army Sergeant Major (Retired) Dibella Pierce. SGM Pierce is the first Black Female in the Air Defense Artillery Branch to be promoted to the rank of Sergeant Major.
Guest Host Robb Dunn-Moodie, US Army Retired Veteran
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The El Paso Black Business Network | El Paso Black Pages Announce the Monthly Black Biz Burst. Local entrepreneurs, leaders, and supporters provide bursts of information, inspiration, and wisdom about business and life. Presented by BEP Voice and The Black Roundtable.
These monthly segments are designed to address business and life dynamics to encourage education, networking, and training.
If you are interested in speaking as a presenter or panelist, email brandy@epbbn.com.
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Black El Paso Voice is excited to kick off Juneteenth events with our El Paso Community College partnership. We are providing an informational and educational view into the importance of the observance and celebration, on Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at Noon. This is a virtual learning experience and we invite you to join in on sharing the knowledge.
Take a look at other events around the city.