Black People Coming Together for Business & Career Success

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Listen my fellow African Americans, to these facts: That apology is not coming. Yes we have a Black President, but this is only the beginning of a new nation. Stop being a part of the problem, help one another. Unity began with US. Black business professionals will guide you with resources to help you to succeed. There are no more excuses. You can't miss this show!! SPECIAL GUEST John R. Williams, author and entrepreneur discusses his projects and book, "The Reunion". Additional Guests include Shareta Berry, authot of "Translations" and Release From Within", Shalona L Amos, author of "Diary of A Sex Addict" Gayle Johnson, author of

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