EAPro’s Nadir Omowale is a featured music columnist for BLAC Detroit magazine (formerly African American Family). Since January 2009 he has written about some of the Motor City’s best up and comers, and has penned features about the Motown sound and John Legend.
Detroit theatre company 4THEATRSAKE spotlights the harsh reality of homelessness with their presentation of IN THE BLOOD by Pulitizer Prize-winning playwright Suzan Lori-Parks. Part drama, part community forum, this unique production will allow the audience to question and interact with the characters, and the subject matter at the conclusion of the performance.
The mission of MOTOR DETROIT MAGAZINE, inspired by the lifestyle of its predecessor, the world renowned Motor Lounge, is to promote and illustrate the essence of Detroit, through its elements, events and the circumstances and situations that drive it.
April 25 – Khary WAE Frazier was one of 18 individuals and groups honored at the Silent Heroes Night Awards for community service and activism.
“Giving a different meaning to hip-hop, Frazier is using the musical genre to bring attention to issues affecting young people.”
Congratulations, WAE!
Click HERE for more info about the Silent Heroes Night Awards