Saharra White, a California State University of Northridge journalism student was imprisoned in Uganda.



During my time in Africa I hoped the sentence above and the headline for this blog entry never came true. When I first arrived in Africa and checked my school website I found out that Esha Momeni a Graduate journalism student was arrested in Iran.… Continue

He was my King

And I was his “Pretty Young Thing”

His love was “Invincible”

he was like a superhero unbeatable a “Smooth Criminal”

He was “Dangerous” and “Bad”

And his moves were “Off The Wall”

and you know he made you “Shake Your Body Down To The Ground”

I rocked his world and gave him “Butterflies”



He was always Startin’ Somethin’ and made people “Speechless”

I know the way he made me feel

I knew I was not alone



He said “They… Continue

First Event, the Atlanta HIV/AIDS Community Discussion, to be Held on August 25th at the 2009 National HIV Prevention Conference



Community Discussions will feed into the development of a National HIV/AIDS Strategy



WASHINGTON – President Obama today announced the launch of the National HIV/AIDS Community Discussions, a series of events to be held across the country. These events, hosted by the White House… Continue

Some of my accomplishments... celebrating 25 & some of my fav. quotes



1. Starting Say It Loud! the San Fernando Valley’s black newspaper at 23



2. Teaching journalism and dance to young kids in Uganda (East-Africa)



3. Publishing my first book of poetry Simply Saharra ....at 24 (I’m currently going… Continue

I want to invite you, friends and family to our New York Premiere of "Diamonds in the Rough" at the Queen's Museum in Queens, New York this Friday July 31st. It's going to be a very special night of inspirational film and international hip hop. Artists from Africa, Haiti, France and the US will kick off the night followed by the award winning documentary film Diamonds in the Rough all at the Queens Museum of Art. The film has become a movement… Continue