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In this time of civil unrest, this shirt makes it clear as to some of the goals that are being fought for, show your support!
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In our fast paced ever changing world in which we live there are things Americans need to remember as they live their day to day lives. Hopefully, it will cause us all to travel a higher ground. This collection will be growing on a regular basis.
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NuView Gallery is bringing its artistic flare to the world of cell phone covers. You can purchase the great looking covers on our website or on FineArt America.com
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I'm writing this because I feel there are some things that just need to be said. First, "BLACK ON BLACK CRIME". Yes it would be great if black people would not victimize/kill other black people but let us be real and put this in perspective. "WHITE ON WHITE CRIME" has not and will never be used as an excuse for anything and it will never be used to oppress white people. Every race, culture, and religion has people who engage in criminal behavior. Basically, other races kill each other too, it is called murder and it is part of what is called crime. The people who stand up and say that blacks are being hypocritical when they speak out/protest shootings/killing of unarmed black men are doing a true disservice to those who are taking action for change especially when you know the history of our country and the relationship of black communities and police.
We talk about all the socioeconomic factors that lead to blacks killing blacks, I say again let us put this in perspective. There are a lot of us who live in/have lived in and under the same conditions that black people who have killed black people. There is one factor here that stands out to me, regardless of how oppressed, low self esteem, rage or anger is being experienced, that factor is CHOICE! A black person made a choice to kill another black person. The only time anyone has the right to kill anyone is when they are PROTECTING THEIR LIVES OR THEIR LOVED ONES FROM SOMEONE WHO IS IN THE CURRENT ACT OF TRYING TO KILL THEM. Fearing for your life and actually defending off an attack are two different things. BLACK PEOPLE MAKE THE CHOICE NOT TO KILL EACH OTHER I would love to see this because it would mean we would be leading all other races, religions, and cultures that have not done it.
RIOTS and MEDIA COVERAGE. Really!
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2014/11/white-people-rioting-for-no-reason.html
I'm realizing I have a lot to say so I'll put it in other posts
A few photos from the first night of protesting in regards to Eric Garner]]>Art sales Fashion Advertising Building management
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On Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 1:00 PM, outside of the NYS Department of Labor at 215 W. 125th Street, New York, NY, Organizing For Action and volunteers are holding a grassroots event calling on Congress to raise the minimum wage and expand economic opportunity for millions of hardworking Americans. We should all be able to agree: if you work full-time in America, you shouldn't have to live in poverty. But the reality is, a minimum wage worker has a yearly salary of just $14,500. Even after accounting for programs like the Earned Income Tax Credit, a family of four supported by a minimum wage worker still ends up living below the poverty line. (source: OFA)
I truly believe this is a matter that we all need to support. During my lifetime I have seen the minimum wage raised and it did not lead to the "END OF THE WORLD", "ECONOMIC DISASTER", or "MASS UNEMPLOYMENT". Simply put, raising the minimum wage puts a little more money into the hands of those who will spend it on food, clothes, health care, and housing. I think the word that is most often overlooked is the word "SPEND". Minimum wage workers who support themselves, not to mention supporting others as well, need their money to survive.
Ask yourself, "How am I doing on what I make?" then ask yourself, "How would I be doing if I made minimum wage?" ASK YOURSELF! I'll see you Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 1:00 PM outside of the NYS Department of Labor at 215 West 125th Street, NY, NY.
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When people work together beautiful things can happen and if this is true the stage has been set for a beautiful work of art to be created by the Latino Make Up Show.
Carlos Otero, CEO and Founder of Latino Make Up Show, Rosie Rodriguez, Executive Director of Latino Make Up Show in conjunction with Elline Surianello, owner of Lemetrics, Keny Nunez Herrera of the Hostos Education Project , and Antonella of Antonella's Barber and Hair Salon have banded together to utilize their abilities as one. In addition to mentoring, educating, and training people in the fields of cosmetology, modeling, entrepreneurship, and beauty related fields the group intends to reach out to those living with life changing diseases to help them see that they too can be part of this industry and be beautiful. As we all know debilitating diseases can be the lowest point in a person’s life. Diseases like cancer can stop a person in their tracks. Part of the Latin Make Up Show’s mission is to reach out to people, like cancer patients and their families, and show them that a successful life can still be had.
Why move in this direction? Carlos Otero has traveled the world and from his vast experiences he has realized that those suffering from devastating medical conditions did not know about the beauty options available to them or didn’t have the means to maintain a beauty regimen. Mr. Otero decided it was time to make a stand and shine the light and become a beacon for the beauty industry.
All involved with this movement should be applauded and wished much success. If you would like to get involved/help this non-profit organization they can be contacted at [email protected].
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Dare I say, “A thing of beauty”, the George Washington Bridge is the centerpiece of my project “The George Washington Bridge”. This is an ongoing project in which the goal is to capture beautiful, scenic views of the bridge.
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- Rev. Al Sharpton, President and Founder of the national Action Network
- US Senator Chuck Schumer
- US Senator Kristen Gillibrand
- New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio
- New York City First Lady Chirlane McCray
- US Congressman Charles Rangel
- US Congressman Jose Serrano
- US Congressman Jerry Nadler
- New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer
- New York City Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito
- New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman
- New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli
- New York State Senator Adriano Espaillat
- New York State Senator Kevin Parker
- Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer
- New York City Councilwoman Inez Dickens
- Pastor Michael Walrond,NAN Ministers Division Director
- Bertha Lewis, Black Institute
- Donna Lieberman, NYCLU
- Hazel Dukes, NYS NAACP
- Stuart Applebaum, RWDSU
- Dr. Lenora Fulani, All Stars Project
- Nicole Paultre Bell, Widow of Sean Bell
- Rev. Lisa D. Jenkins, Senior Pastor of St. Matthew's Baptist Church, Harlem, NY
- Brandon J. Dirden, actor who plays Martin Luther King, Jr in the Broadway play "All The Way"
Topics that concern us all were covered such as unemployment, education, voter suppression, civil rights, and others and was accompanied by calls to action to help make the change we all need.
Also in attendance the first African-American mayor of the City of New York, the honorable Mayor David Dinkins.
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I really don't have the words to say how great Vinx is! To me, he is another example of musical genius! He is music! Check out the videos I have listed for your listening pleasure as well as others you can find on the internet. If you like, leave comments so we can get him to come to New York City.
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On one of my regular photo walks I came across some great art in the subway. What really amazed me is that this art has been at this particular station for years and I never noticed it! Of course that made me want to share it with the world, I hope I did it justice! The first person who leaves a comment that states which subway station and line you will find this art you will get a 30% discount on any purchase you make from NuView Gallery.
]]>Pain, athleticism, endurance, discipline, and drive are a few words that come to mind in us all when we think of a marathon. On November 3, 2013 the New York City Marathon was held. I wonder what words come to your mind as you view the photographs of these magnificent athletes? http://www.nuviewgallery.com/p955585376
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Another great parade in New York City which showed off its cultural diversity. I am talking about the 2013 African-American Day Parade held in Harlem between 111th St and 136th St on 7th Ave, on September 15, 2013. It was a great parade that featured familiar political faces, marching bands and numerous organizations. The parade was viewed by a diverse crowd of New Yorkers and tourists who enjoyed every moment of the parade.
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Click http://www.nuviewgallery.com/p1000434851 to view the highlights from the parade and festival (photos are free to download)
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