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Esosa Osa

Esosa Osa

 

 

Esosa Osa, Founder and CEO - Onyx Impact

 

Onyx Impact is a nonprofit research, media, and technology organization dedicated to amplifying Black voices and protecting Black communities in an era of propaganda. Bad actors have made the digital world a battleground. Black communities are targeted by their lies, digital manipulation, and online harm at alarming rates. To change this, we turn data-driven research into innovative strategies that create resilient digital spaces—where Black people are empowered, protected, and heard.

 

 

 

  

https://onyximpact.org/

State of the Dream

State of the Dream

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, America’s Black think tank, provides compelling and actionable policy solutions to eradicate persistent and evolving barriers to the full freedom of Black people in America. We are the trusted forum for leading experts and scholars to participate in major public policy debates and promote ideas that advance Black communities. We use evidence-based research, analysis, convenings, and strategic communications to support Black communities and a network of allies.

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, is headed by Derek Asante Muhammad

 

POCIT

POCIT

POCIT is the world’s leading platform for the underrepresented in tech to share, grow, and get hired.

 

https://peopleofcolorintech.com/

Dr. Ayanna Howard

Dr. Ayanna Howard

Spelman College President,

Dr. Ayanna Howard

 

Dr Ayanna Howard is THE Leading Thought Leader on AI in our and many others estimation given her work and standing in the industry.

Dr. Howard acknowledges that AI will take away jobs and opportunities, but she also wants people to understand how to utilise AI to the best of its ability.  The future of AI cannot depend on engineers in Silicon Valley; she argues it should come from all of us. With more Black people being pushed out of the workforce due to the increase in AI, how can we build with AI?

 

Read More (Source: POCIT)

 

Paulette Simpson, CBE

Paulette Simpson, CBE

Paulette Simpson, deputy chief executive officer of JN Bank UK- Britain’s first Caribbean-owned bank- poses with her insignia, denoting her appointment to the Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. She is seen here posing with her insignia at a dinner organised by the JN Group in her honour. Ms Simpson was officially presented with the instrument of her appointment at Windsor Castle by Prince Charles on December 8. Ms Simpson, who has been named for the fourth consecutive year among Britain’s Most Influential People of African and Caribbean Heritage, was born in Britain to Jamaican parents and raised in Walderston, Manchester, Jamaica by her grandmother, Violet Simpson. She is also executive director of Britain’s only national British Afro-Caribbean weekly newspaper, The Voice.

 

Keep It Moving

Keep It Moving

Life Is A Journey

 

In the modern age, the movement of people has been a step forward in both vehicles and destinations to explore. Traveling to and fro at speeds which allow for both comfort and the ability to see a moving canvas rolling at whatever speed your foot is regulating.

 

 

CAR CULTURE

America's car culture speaks for itself haven given rise to iconic movies with cars as stars mostly speeding from stoplight to stoplight. Bragging rights, women, and sex played compelling enough roles in America's car culture, it birthed a music and term called "Rock n Roll" attributed to backseat activities adults might have been getting up to. The Rocking and Rolling of the car is where we get the gumption to have inspired the motion of the ocean and any accompanying sounds of cars and people, a certain class of people began in earnest to "Try Out" this new craze, ROCK & ROLL MUSIC CAME LATER

 

DRIVING THE POINT

 

One of the reasons America's culture of cars and highways grew exponentially involved radio, namely music, better yet music with rhythm getting your blood pumping is good for the system, keeping a steady rhythm is enjoyed by many, although when not steady, rough roads can get bumpy.

 

MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE

MUSIC IS A DRIVER