Remembering Clarksville-The Hezikiah Haskell House
Imagine a beautiful sunny day in Austin Texas enjoying a photo walk in the Historic Clarksville District. Have you visited this area of town lately? As a native Austinite, I have visited Clarksville on several occasions but not to specifically become aware of, or to learn about the Black community that once thrived right here in my backyard. The History of Clarksville During the photo walk, you are surrounded … Continue reading Remembering Clarksville-The Hezikiah Haskell House
CTAAFSC And The Support of the Hogg Foundation
Ujima met with Vicky Coffee-Fletcher to discuss the Hogg Foundation has supported the Central Texas African American Family Support Conference and the impact it makes in the community. Ujima: Thanks Vicky for taking time to meet with me today. Tell me a little about the Hogg Foundation. Vicky: The Hogg Foundation was started 75 years ago by Ima Hogg and her brother Will Hogg. She was the only … Continue reading CTAAFSC And The Support of the Hogg Foundation
BETTER THAN TAKEOUT
This one is a must try!!! BETTER-THAN-TAKEOUT-FRIED-RICE Serves: 5-6 Ingredients •4 cups rice, prepared (use brown rice) •½ pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cooked or shrimp cooked •1 cup peas & carrots, frozen •1 white onion, chopped •2 cloves garlic, minced •2 eggs •3 tablespoons sesame oil •¼ cup soy sauce Instructions 1.Prepare rice according to package instructions to yield 4 cups cooked rice. 2.Heat … Continue reading BETTER THAN TAKEOUT
Community Spotlight and Networking with Soulpreneur Naya Jones
Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-spotlight-and-networking-hosted-by-ujima-magazine-tickets-360252525 #embraceyourcommunity #nayajones #communityspotlight @orangecoworking #networking #ujimamagazine2016 #behindthescenes #febevent2016 @meintheatx @paigturna @marylinnen @lifemusicatx #austin #business2016 @demarcorealtalk @jeanettewhill @mbcaustin #rootwork Damita Miller-Shanklin, Ujima Magazine Continue reading Community Spotlight and Networking with Soulpreneur Naya Jones
MARY HATTIE GRAHAM TURNER
Sydney Johnson rolled snake eyes and the plantation became his promise land of turmoil. Sydney endured the beating of Hampton Smith in his sickness for not complying to work. The demise of Hampton Smith and a manhunt ensued for justice with a rope and a tree. Hayes Turner was seized from custody and informed of his rights with a community of activists declaring his life. … Continue reading MARY HATTIE GRAHAM TURNER
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