With the Pandemic Declared Over, a New Tier of Business Creative has Arrived as Magnate Jesse Is Heavyweight Offers an Art House Visual to his Critically Acclaimed Don’t Drop the Ball Freestyle

Dallas, TX Jesse Is Heavyweight had not released an open air recording since the deadly pandemic of 2020. That's a huge deal for the southern rap maven who made his bones grinding state to state selling his music like weight. With over 30 underground releases, solidifying Jesse as a rap giant, his audience base of largely black … Continue reading With the Pandemic Declared Over, a New Tier of Business Creative has Arrived as Magnate Jesse Is Heavyweight Offers an Art House Visual to his Critically Acclaimed Don’t Drop the Ball Freestyle

Business Spotlight: Win Win Coffee

Philadelphia, PA As Black History Month winds down it is important to spotlight present day black businesses. During this time of year expect to see highlights of African American historical icons that blazed the trail for us to do what we do so easily today. However the DCS is dedicated to forward progression as much … Continue reading Business Spotlight: Win Win Coffee

Black History Month Essay Contest Sponsored by Jesse Is Heavyweight

First Hip Hop Essay Contest Launched for Black History Month San Diego, CA - Black History Month is upon us and Jesse Is Heavyweight is thrilled to announce the BLACK HISTORY MONTH ESSAY CONTEST. The BHM Essay Contest will award scholarships to the best essay writers. Jesse announced on his Instagram page that he would … Continue reading Black History Month Essay Contest Sponsored by Jesse Is Heavyweight

Spotlight: Sgt J

Sgt J is the next super producer. With fresh platinum and gold plaques under his belt, this producer and engineer has already began to make a name for himself in the music industry and the streets. When it comes to a hard drum beat that is guaranteed to get the party started or when it … Continue reading Spotlight: Sgt J

The Esco Fortune Scholarship Fund Sends At Risk Youth to College

Los Angeles, CA - The Esco Fortune Scholarship Fund has awarded intrinsic scholarships for the 2023 Fall Semester. Every year since its inception the Esco Fortune Scholarship Fund has aspired to send at least one at risk black male to the university of their choice. This scholastic year the Esco Fortune Scholarship Fund has announced … Continue reading The Esco Fortune Scholarship Fund Sends At Risk Youth to College

Hip Hop Turns 50 Years Old Today

https://youtu.be/Jdb3MTz7xXg Today, 50 years ago Kool Herc and his homies, Coco, Cindy C, Klark K, and Timmy T, threw a party in the rec room at 1520 Sedgwick Ave in the Bronx, New York. An entrepreneurial endeavor, the cover charge was .25 cents for ladies and .50 cents for guys. DJ Kool Herc emceed the … Continue reading Hip Hop Turns 50 Years Old Today

Spotlight: Mutulu Shakur

Mutulu and Tupac Shakur Mutulu Shakur is presently most known for being a father figure to prolific and iconic actor and hip hop artist Tupac Amaru Shakur. However, Mutulu Shakur has a dynamic history and a name of his own that predates the revolutionary brand that is 2 Pac. Recently Mutulu Shakur won his fight … Continue reading Spotlight: Mutulu Shakur

Spotlight: Aisha Bowe

Aisha Bowe goes from rocket scientist to CEO. Aisha was just a little girl going to community college in Michigan. She turned her humble beginnings into a respectable business empire. She launched her very own business that helps others. Similar to David Steward, Aisha's business banks off government contracts. Aisha decided to go from her … Continue reading Spotlight: Aisha Bowe

2023 Summer Reading List

Maya Angelou was a prolific and beloved poet and writer. Maya Angelou's words have continued to inspire generations with insight and pride. During her lifespan Maya Angelou penned her autobiography describing her upbringing in detail. This book can change your life and teach you about yourself as well as black women in America. Maya Angelou … Continue reading 2023 Summer Reading List

Viola Ford Fletcher, Oldest Tulsa Riots Black Wall Street Survivor, Pens “Don’t Let Them Bury My Story” At 109 Years Old

Tulsa, OK - Decades since the Tulsa Riots disintegrated the once revered "Black Wall Street", where black Americans owned their own banks, farms, shops and homes in one community, the oldest survivor is keeping the history alive. Viola Fletcher along with her grandson and publisher have produced the book "Don't Let Them Bury My Story", … Continue reading Viola Ford Fletcher, Oldest Tulsa Riots Black Wall Street Survivor, Pens “Don’t Let Them Bury My Story” At 109 Years Old