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Oh, by the way did I tell ya’ll I’m coming out with a spoken word poetry album? 💿 LYRICAL ANALYSIS: The Evidence of Things Unseen ~ dropping soon on all streaming platforms. Turn on my notifications 🔔 to stay updated on the release date. #Poetscholar 

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🎤Yours truly had the honor of hosting an incredible and deliciously unique farm-to-table experience this summer.✨There’s a quiet magic in breaking bread together—an intimacy that transforms strangers into community and a simple meal into an unforgettable bond.✨ 
🤍So grateful to @cheflaceywilliams & @themvresidency for trusting me to emcee and help curate this exceptional farm-to-table experience. Getting to highlight the artistry and culinary genius of Chef Lacey was an absolute privilege.👏

Very Special Thanks to the Amazing ladies of @baddiesintech & @everydopegirl for joining us! This was certainly an evening & summer for the books. 🥂 Cheers until next year!!
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Houston, you showed up.

Compound Houston, our 5 year anniversary edition of the Culture & Conversations Mixer Experience was everything we hoped it would be and more. The energy, the conversations, and the community in that room last night reminded us exactly why we build these spaces.

As promised, we gave back. On behalf of everyone who purchased a ticket and supported this event, JQ Lifestyle Group was honored to present a donation to @thrivehouseinc, which is powered by @everydopegirl + @everydopeman, who is doing incredible work in the Houston community around educational advancement.

Thank you to every single person who showed up, bought a ticket, shared the event, or simply believed in what we’re building. You are the room. 

Dallas, you’re up next!
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It’s Black August — a month that commemorates a number of historically significant events in the Black freedom struggle. 

But TODAY, August 28th, is notable as it marks extreme highs and lows throughout Black history.

SWIPE ➡️ to understand why.

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• Aug. 28th, 1833 — Slavery was abolished in the U.K — It covered South Africa, the Caribbean, and Canada (a region of refuge for enslaved U.S. people) This act influenced the abolition of slavery in the United States by inciting an uptick in slave rebellions, threatening the economy.

• Aug. 28th, 1955 — The murder of Emmett Till — The story of Emmett Till is the story of America in many ways. His murder became the catalyst of the Civil Rights Movement

• Aug. 28th, 1961 — Motown Records played “Please Mr. Postman” by the Marvelettes on the Radio — this became Motown’s first #1 single to top Billboard charts and led to Motown’s iconic success in Black music.

• Aug. 28th, 1963 — Civil Rights March on Washington — organized by Bayard Rustin, this set the precedent for significant social justice movements such as Black Power and BLM

• Aug. 28th, 1963 — Martin Luther King Jr, delivered his “I Have A Dream” Speech — which lives among the best written works of all time. He appealed for a post-racial society before over 250,000 ppl.

• Aug. 28th, 2005 — Hurricane Katrina — a storm that devastated Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama but New Orleans was impacted the most and forever changed. 🙏🏾

• Aug. 28th, 2008 — Barack Obama accepted the Democratic nomination & went on to become our 1st Black President.

• August 28th, 2014 — wasn’t it a relief to live in a society where our president’s biggest controversy was wearing a tan suit?

• Aug. 28th, 2018 — Andrew Gillum was the 1st Black person to win the Democratic primary for Florida and would’ve been FL’s first Black governor, but unfortunately lost to Ron DeSantis due to voter suppression.

August 28, 2020, Rest in Peace to the King of Wakanda 🙏🏾 At the age of 43 in Los Angeles, CA @chadwickboseman passes after a private four-year battle with colon cancer.

Today, August 28th is my angel
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