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EPE Sponsors DC Black Pride Idol
Competition: Winner
Receives Cast Position on 8th Annual Black Gay and Lesbian Pride
Caribbean Cruisin' |
 
EPE and Winter Explosion Join Forces As Promotional Partners
Book for Winter Explosion 2008
and Under "Comments" List EPE
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Los Angeles: Just
As I Am Foundation Reception
The Just As I
Am Foundation (JAIA) will made its inaugural debut on January 12, 2007
in Atlanta. In an effort to promote itself and raise
funds, The
JAIA will make its West Coast debut on Friday, May 4, 2007.
The event will be sponsored by
Ebony Pyramid Entertainment at The
Lucy
Florence Cultural Center in Los Angeles, California from
6:00pm to 10:00pm. There will be a Wine Tasting and Meet and
Greet from 6:00pm to 7:00pm. The reception will feature a light
fare and limited open bar. The minimum donation for the event
is $25 per person. To purchase tickets, please visit the
website. There will be a special performance by Def Poet
ButtaFlySoul, special guest
EPE's own Exotic Female Whiplash
and special invited guests, Director
Maurice Jamal, Actor Doug
Spearman, and Actor Darryl
Stevens. The reception will allow other BLGBT
organizations to network and will allow them to give attendees a
brief about their organization. JAIA is a resource, support, and advocacy
organization for the African-American Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual,
and Transgender community to provide information on subjects of
importance, to provide support to individuals and community
projects, and to be the voice for the African-American Lesbian,
Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender community on issues confronting
a lifestyle of equality. Promoting unity between the
African-American Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender
community and the general public, community organizations,
government, and business is the ultimate goal of the Foundation.
Presenting organizations for this event are
H20 Serenity
Salon and
Out & About.
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Attention Entertainers: Cruise Cast
Wanted
Do you think you have what it takes to be a member of one of the
nation's leading BLGBT Entertainment Cast? If so, please
submit your name for the 8th Annual Black Gay & Lesbian Pride:
Caribbean Cruisin'. Enjoy an all expense paid event, the
opportunity to promote yourself, and the satisfaction of
performing for influential audience from all over the USA in
Miami, onboard ship, and in The Bahamas.
(click here for more information)
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DaJuan's Sip Of Tee (Executive
Director's Commentary)
"Oh No My Brotha, You Gotta Get Your Own"
I’m not really sure, but I think I
might be dating myself with this commentary. Well, if so, then I
guess there is some wisdom in age! As I was sitting at my desk the
other day, I was thinking about the many phone calls, emails and
texts I had received alerting me to the fact that there were other
groups out there doing cruises using our model, going to the same
destination and some at the same time. I also thought about those
same communications alerting me to groups with similar website
contents and closely resembling names. And, now sitting on a Board
of one of the county’s largest Black Pride, I thought about how some
groups misrepresented themselves as “official.” All of that in
mind, I thought back to the late 80’s and early 90’s BET (Black
Entertainment Television) commercial that ran about a hot slow jams
album (yes, album – not CD) named “Hey Love”. In the commercial the
album was so hot that the Brotha listening to the album wanted to
take it from the Brotha playing it. So, the Brotha playing the
album replied, “Oh No My Brotha, You Gotta Get Your Own!”
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