"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: Amerie, Singer and Songwriter
Amerie's recent move to Def Jam is undoubtedly a calculated move to better her market share in America.
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Interview: Lisa “Lisa Lisa” Velez - “The Queen of Latin Hip-Hop”
Lisa Lisa has sold more than 20 million records — serving as an inspiration to artists like Gloria Estefan, Shakira, Selena, and Jennifer Lopez.
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Whitney Houston Finds "Strength" on New Single
Whitney's performance proves, once and for all, that she can still sing.
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Interview: Oleta Adams - Singer, Songwriter and Producer
Oleta Adams' four GRAMMY nominations cut across multiple genres - showcasing her artistic versatility and inherent individuality.
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Interview: Ciara - Singer and Songwriter
Since 2004, Ciara has amassed 11 top ten singles on Billboard's R&B charts.
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Interview: Ziggy Marley - Singer, Songwriter and Producer
The son of reggae's best-known artist, Ziggy Marley's life has been transformed by the power of music.
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Interview: Chrisette Michele - Singer, Songwriter and Producer
The music of Chrisette Michele respectfully invokes the spirit of Billie Holiday.
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Interview: GLC - Hip-Hop Artist
GLC's immediate thrust into the public spotlight serves as a gentle reminder that there is no such thing as luck.
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Interview: Izza Kizza - Hip-Hop Artist
The eclectic versatility of Izza Kizza's style has generated widespread comparisons to fellow rapper Missy Elliott.
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Interview: Sammie - Singer and Songwriter
Since 1999, the life of Sammie Bush has repeatedly alternated between the "real world" and the "music world."
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