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New Orleans is one of America’s oldest cities, with some of its black residents lineages dating back to the early 1800s. With such a authentic culture comes an authentic history of the people.Cierra Chenier started NOIR’N NOLA as a way to educate others about black New Orleans, how to protect black New Orleans culture and … Continue reading Cierra Chenier, Guardian of Our Culture
With the city becoming one of the worlds biggest cultural platforms when it comes to almost anything, the new generation of New Orleanians are cutting up and showing out in their best way possible.The creative scene her is almost like the Harlem renaissance. So much art, black art, that’s being recognized and also getting us … Continue reading Miss Flossy Stays Fly
In my opinion, social outcasts always are some of the most gifted people in the world. We always end up shocking those who counted us out with what we do. DJ Ally Bea is probably shocking a lot of people now, as one of New Orleans prominent and well respected DJs. Sticking to the status quo … Continue reading DJ Ally Bea Does It The Bea Way
Everywhere is your runaway; wherever you see it as. Sierra McKay knew fashion was her passion at an early age. Now, the married, mother of two is a staple in the New Orleans community, as a go-to fashion influencer as well as boutique owner. With her business Si Styles LLC, she brings looks from the … Continue reading Steppin’ Out with Si Styles
New Orleans is a hot bed of many talents. From sports to music, this city has birthed some of the world’s greatest athletes, designers, artists, musicians, and especially rappers. Even through hell and high water (literally), this city has managed to still create superstars. One of those superstars goes by the name of $leazy EZ.$leazy … Continue reading S is for Superstar and $leazy EZ
As the younger generation of New Orleanians come to age, Morgan Walker has become one of the top promoters in New Orleans. Breaking barriers as well as gender roles, Walker has given us some of New Orleans’ top-tier parties, full of celebrities and locals alike. While challenges have come, Morgan has never folded or has … Continue reading Morgan Walker, Leader of the New School
Baton Rouge births talent. Creating its own sound and culture, this capital city isn’t just a college city. KNNY MILLS comes from a city that has created stars like Kevin Gates, Lil Boosie, Webbie, Jay Lewis, Whop, and NBA Youngboy. While each one of these stars on the wall paved the way for the new … Continue reading KNNY MILLS, Your Neighborhood Dood
The art of jewelry crafting is very rare. Seeing a black woman hand craft her own brand, very rare, yet VERY lit.. Ariana Grande said it best, God is a woman, but God has to be a black woman. Why? Black women are goddesses, created in God´s image to bring strength, wisdom, and all other … Continue reading Gifted Hands: The Rebirth of Iris
New Orleans lives and dies partying. We party when people are born and when people die. Sh*t, we party in the middle of the day unknown reasons, but who cares because IT’S A PARTY!Event decorating has to be a thrill, as well as walking on needles. You’re given many requests, but one is the biggest: … Continue reading C. Romero Events, a Walking Fairy Godmother
I see everywhere that a human steps as a runway. The sidewalk, gym floor, closet, even walking out the store with your bags because you KNOW you about to be serving looks with this new piece. Some people can just dress, some people can put together pieces, but then there’s people like Umya Long who … Continue reading Stay Spiffin with Spiff’d
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