"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Clayton Perry's mission parallels that of John Hope Franklin, Marcus Garvey and Carter G. Woodson. As the founder of the NUBIANO Project, Perry facilitates the design of projects that give voice to the Black diaspora, empower the Black community, redefine mainstream perspectives of "Blackness," and celebrate Black culture and history. He can be reached at crperry84@gmail.com.
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Interview: Ray Chew - Musical Director, Composer and Producer
The life of Ray Chew parallels that of characters depicted in Horatio Alger's famous "rags to riches" stories.
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Interview: DJ Rashida - Internationally Renowned Deejay
Once you've experienced DJ Rashida's vibrations, you won't be satisfied until you get some more.
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Interview: Joe Thomas - Singer, Songwriter and Producer
Over the past two decades, Joe Thomas has garnered a reputation for being the consummate R&B crooner.
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Interview: Sam & Ruby - Folk R&B Duo
The once-unlikely pairing of Sam and Ruby smacks of divine intervention on behalf of the music universe.
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Interview: Will Downing - "The Prince of Sophisticated Soul"
Will Downing successfully fought—and recovered from—Polymyositis, which threatened to end his award-winning musical career.
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Interview: Kristinia DeBarge - Singer & Songwriter
In spite of Kristinia's attachment to the DeBarge legacy, she still had to forge her own path.
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Interview: Richgirl - R&B Girl Group
Richgirl is an R&B girl group that blends the sexy sophistication of En Vogue with the youthful spirit of the Spice Girls.
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Interview: Laura Izibor - Singer, Songwriter and Producer
Laura Izibor's life and success cast a bright light on the global interconnectedness and reach of the modern music industry.
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Interview: Willy Northpole - Hip-Hop Artist
With proper label support, Willy may – for once and for all – put a permanent spotlight on the Southwest's hidden talents.
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Interview: Ruben Studdard - Singer and Songwriter
In an Auto-Tune world, they don't make singers like Ruben Studdard anymore.
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