New London, Connecticut project developer Tony Silvestri has big plans for Howard Street. They plan on building upscale condos on Howard Street located in the Shaw-Howard neighborhood. The Renaissance City Development Association has some involvement with this video and hopes Mr. Silvestri stays sterns about this new development.
Corrine Bailey Rae has released a dope, new video for her single “The Skies Will Break“. The British native has crafted up a beautiful visual for all of her fans and constituents to enjoy, reminding us that no matter what hardships we may face, good will come. Her serene demeanor and angelic vocals allows this new video to soar and have a mind of its own. Checkout the latest from Corrine Bailey Rae below!
One of Chicago’s brightest rappers by the name of Lud Foe, has released a new video for his single “Very Hard“. Produced by KidWond3r, this dope, new visual has already reached 3 million views on Youtube showing how hard this young MC works. Known for his song “Cuttin Up” that eventually was remixed by Lil Durk, Foe is rising to fame gracefully. It amazing how far you can get when you mix passion, determination and drive. Checkout the latest from Lud Foe below!
A golden brown man, with a heart full of gold
Who’s loved me since I was 0 days old
The coolest dude I have ever known
Who’s always there even on the phone
Lots of kids but takes care of them all
Because he’s a real man, just imperfect like us all
To the world he is Mush but to me he is uncle
The incredible brother of my loving mother
Who took care of me when I could not fin for myself
Who I will always be there for in his time of help
He is my best friend Roy Walton is his name
Love and passion is the name of his game
PS: If you have someone as special as my uncle in your life, you need to show them your utmost gratitude.
Could you imagine after sixty years, changing something that effected the lives of many Americans across the country? According to the Washington Post, the Supreme Court has requested that the Legislative and Executive branches of government fester up a guarantee of racial equality, in relations to the landmark 1965 Voting Rights Act. The Supreme Court feels like the provisions that are in place now, do not meet the needs of the American people in today’s world. My question is why now does the Supreme Court feel it necessary to change the provisions after so long. If changing the provisions will in fact improve the lives of the American citizen I beleive that it is imparative to update the Voting Rights Act. After all every American citizen is looked at as being equal to one another, and we deserve nothing less than to be treated equally. Government officials need to consider what is best for the people as a whole.
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