Cascade Patch is doing a 3 part series on black love and in particular, the new book “Where Did Our Love Go.” (edited by Gil Robertson) In the video series, contributors Amy Elisa Keith and Ed Garnes discuss their contributions to the book and some of the over-arching issues the book tackles such as marriage, divorce, and being single.
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In a poignant poem, Ed Garnes responds to the death of Oscar Grant, a recent victim of police brutality.
Obama is not as racially obscure as Justice Clarence Thomas or as radical as the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. But, he occupies a curious public space where his “Blackness” is palatable across race and class fault lines.
Where Did Our Love Go-Black Love Is Forever Book Tour Atlanta May 14 2013
Zo! The Train feat Sy Smith
Ed Garnes Joins Trina Braxton Bowlegged Lou As Celebrity Judge TeenFest 2K13
The Robert Glasper Experiment Live Presented By Muddy Water Group
CNN, MSNBC, ESSENCE, JET, VIBE, TOM JOYNER, THE ROOT, AOL and ALL HIP HOP All Agree That This Book Is A Must Read!
Join Atlanta Contributors for an engaging discussion on the state of Black Relationships
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Our friends at The Foreign Exchange continue their historic contributions to feel good music. “The Train feat. Sy Smith” is taken from Zo!’s upcoming release ManMade, in stores May 21 on +FE Music. The sophomore release from producer/keyboardist Zo! of The Foreign Exchange’s +FE Music family includes appearances from Phonte, Eric Roberson, Sy Smith, Jeanne Jolly, Carmen Rodgers, Anthony David and more.
Ed Garnes , Raphael Saadiq, & Tboz Talk, Going Solo, September 11, Tony! Toni! Tone!, And Why Soul Music Will Never Die (Another Excerpt from Ed’s Book Other Side Of The Game)
Award winning writer Ed Garnes pays yet another poetic tribute.
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