Tag Archives: New York Times

March 7, 2012

The NEW iPad is everything I’d hoped for…and more!

About an hour ago, the folks at Apple got to the part of the day’s presentation that I was waiting for, the new iPad. Since I wasn’t invited, I’ve been following Sam Grobart’s (of the New York Times) live blogging … Continue reading →

Free Angela and All Political Prisoners! Spread the Word!

A few days ago, the New York Times posted an interview of my client, Shola Lynch about her experiences as a high school and collegiate athlete, and how the competition that sports foster helped her to become a successful individual. … Continue reading →

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February 3, 2012

When Social Media Attacks: Susan G. Komen, What Were You Thinking?!!

A few days ago, the Susan G. Komen Foundation, cut Planned Parenthood’s funding for breast cancer screening. Planned Parenthood offers almost a million breast cancer screenings a year, and without the support of organizations like the Susan G. Komen Foundation, … Continue reading →

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February 3, 2010

Harlem Stand Up! Vince Morgan is coming!

I had an interesting call with Vincent Morgan last Friday, and I came away intrigued by the man who has recently thrown his hat into the ring to challenge incumbent New York Democratic House of Representative member Charlie Rangel. The … Continue reading →

The World According to Barack

I’ve been watching the presidential race unfold, and just had to comment about how different things are today, than they were just four years ago. The Barack infomercial was a game changer for me (even moreso than the announcement of … Continue reading →

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