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This week we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the law that basically says men and women must be given equal amenities and cannot be discriminated based on sex for any program that receives government funding. While much like…
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I pray that by sharing my experience, it helps news corporations understand our responsibility to America. The facts about race and TV news Many news stations were created in the 50’s and 60’s when America allowed people to segregate themselves based…
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The 11th annual Africa World Documentary Film Festival, sponsored by the E. Desmond Lee Professorship in African/African American Studies at the International Studies and Programs office, University of Missouri-St. Louis, MO will take place Friday, February 9th to Sunday, February…
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Innovative Concept Academy is ushering a new era in the St. Louis community. Kicking their year off right, the school will be incorporating a College and Career Assurance Program for students who want to continue pursuing their diploma and move…
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INTERVIEWED BY: ASHLEY WINTERS “You can organize enough noise to get people in the community involved” Governor, mayor, aldermen, are all elected officials who are sworn in to serve the people. Now some uphold their title and are really for…
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Amidst the holiday season, St. Louis underwent a new change within its police department. After a nationwide search, community meetings, and an intense interviewing process, a new Chief of Police was chosen. Among the six finalists was Major John Hayden,…
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“It is our duty to fight for our freedom, it is our duty to win, we must love and support each other, we have nothing to lose but our chains.” -Assata Shakur DELUX Magazine sat down one-on-one with some of…
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DELUX POWER 100 AN EVENING WITH ST.LOUIS’ INFLUENTIAL THE DELUX POWER 100 celebrates the city’s 100 most inspiring and influential l leaders and professionals of our generation. DELUX recognizes those who lead, inspire, innovate and demonstrate through their individual talents,…
Read moreJust in time for the holiday season, creative genius Ty Hunter has teamed with the chic and trendy retailer Charming Charlie to create magic with a limited edition capsule collection. Notably known for its vibrant color concepts, Charming Charlie’s idea…
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By: Ashley Winters It’s all about the food, and if you are a true foodie like me, then our Eat + Drink issue is right up your alley. St. Louis is full of specialty chefs, adding their own personal spin…
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Gearing Up For Harvard University… [tps_title][/tps_title] [tps_footer][/tps_footer] Yara Shahidi’s journey from talented child-star to fashion muse has been undoubtedly seamless. Not to mention, being apart of Black-ish; a groundbreaking, critically acclaimed sitcom, surrounding an upper-middle class African-American family. Black-ish has…
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This week has been an interesting one. From the constant madness of #45 to the ongoing protests in St. Louis regarding the injustice shown for black lives, there are a few things to talk about. This country’s past with racial…
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She’s been in the industry for over a decade. And she’s been solo for four of those years. Formally known as Norma Bates, rapper Bates ditched the Norma once her friends started calling her Bates. Embracing the name, she figured it…
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It is always fun to try local restaurants. Â I would say my favorite in St Charles County is The Brass Rail. Â Why? It’s simple. They have great customer service and the food is really good! Â I love appetizers. They…
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So there may or may not have been cryptic messages all over social media about something happening 8/18 at 8:18 pm in front of Avalon Exchange in Delmar Loop (St. Louis). Here is the one that went out via text…
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