Category: Black Men

Around Town, Black Men, June-July Issue

Feature Story:Finding Community and Connection at Sans Bar: A Safe Haven in Austin

Damita Miller-Shanklin Austin Texas is a city of vibrant culture and rapid change. This transformation has been both fascinating and eye opening. Chris Marshall moved to Austin 17 years ago and has watched the landscape change including areas that are almost unrecognizable. Marshall is the Owner of the Sans Bar. Marshall has found a way to contribute positively to the community through the creation of … Continue reading Feature Story:Finding Community and Connection at Sans Bar: A Safe Haven in Austin

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Black Men, Contributing Writers, June-July Issue

Empowering Black Men: How Black Women Can Help Them Thrive

Jacqueline Johnson, Contributor Black men have always been our foundation, steadfast pillars of strength and resilience within ourcommunities. From fighting for civil rights to leading families with unwavering dedication, theircontributions and sacrifices have been crucial. Despite facing systemic challenges, they have consistentlyexemplified leadership, creativity, and perseverance. Their roles as fathers, mentors, activists, andinnovators have laid the groundwork for progress and empowerment. Celebrating and supporting Blackmen … Continue reading Empowering Black Men: How Black Women Can Help Them Thrive

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Around Town, Black Men, Feature Story, June-July Issue

Black Men Shaping Our Future: Featuring Chris Marshall

Summer Issue-June/July 2024 Ujima’s Summer features Chris Marshall, Founder and Owner of Sans Bar. It is a place for everyone can enjoy non-alcoholic cocktails while being a part of a fun community. This issue also mentions summer and other holidays. We hope you enjoy reading our latest issue. Please share with your followers, friends and family. Continue reading Black Men Shaping Our Future: Featuring Chris Marshall

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Around Town, Black Men, News

Willie Williams to be Inducted into the Southwestern College Leaders in Service Hall of Fame

by Charles Osen Two Southwestern College graduates and one retired faculty will be inducted into the Southwestern College Leaders in Service Hall of Fame for the Social Sciences on Friday, April 19, as part of the college’s celebration of Founders Day Weekend.  Willie Williams, Austin, is one of the inductees. Williams, a 1968 graduate of Southwestern College, has over 50 years of experience in the … Continue reading Willie Williams to be Inducted into the Southwestern College Leaders in Service Hall of Fame

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Black History, Black Men, Black Women, Contributing Writers, Goals

Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches

by Jacqueline Johnson Black History Month stands as a vibrant tapestry woven with stories of resilience, achievements, and cultural richness. This annual observance, held every February, is a powerful reminder of the profound impact that Black individuals have had on history and society. The roots of Black History Month trace back to the pioneering work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, often hailed as the “Father … Continue reading Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches

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