Tell us, what’s a day like in the life of Busta Rhymes?
BR: Definitely speak regularly. Make a bunch of business calls. Immediately start my meal prep. Go to the gym. After the gym, eat some more [
laughs]. Freshen up. Get dressed for the day. Handle whatever in-person business I need to handle until the business day is over corporately. Then I go to the studio. Continue to handle business, corporately and creatively. Record, record, record, until I’m ready to go to sleep. Then I go to bed. This has been the routine, primarily for the last year, seven months but as far as everything, excluding the gym, it has been my routine for pretty much the past 25 years of my life. And every now and then, we still gotta have time to make some fun. So we enjoy going out, we enjoy going to the movies, we enjoy going to restaurants, we enjoy traveling. We always enjoy touring and doing shows and busting ass onstage. That’s been brought to a screaming halt since March, but that’s pre
Before The HBCU: Dunbar, Jones And The Black High Schools That Made History
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By Ryan Shepard
Feb 23, 2021
Around the country, there are more than 100 thriving historically Black colleges and universities. Ranging from Morgan State University in Maryland to Wiley College in Texas, there is no shortage of Black success at the collegiate level. With that said, there are a number of institutions at the high school level that are often overlooked. From Pearl High School in Tennessee to Carson High School in California, Black educators and student bodies have been paving the way for future success over the course of several decades. In some cases, history has been building at these high schools for more than a century. While it s impossible to nail down every historically Black high school in one article, here are just a few to remember.
New Nonprofit Philadelphia Financial Scholars Will Expand Access to Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship Education
Program founders believe financial empowerment for high school students and their families can help overcome economic barriers and combat poverty
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today marks the launch of Philadelphia Financial Scholars, a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit that aims to help Philadelphia high school students and their families take on systemic challenges and develop wealth-building tools through access to financial literacy and entrepreneurship education.
Philadelphia Financial Scholars originated when the FS Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Philadelphia-based asset management firm FS Investments, partnered with the University of Pennsylvania s Netter Center for Community Partnerships to create a financial literacy program for high school students. Since that time, the program has expand
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Five vaccine hubs are expected to be relocated once middle school students return to in person classes next week, a city Health Department spokesperson confirmed Tuesday to Gothamist. But the health department has not yet decided where or when replacement sites will open. Two of the affected hubs are situated in the Bronx, two in Manhattan, and one in Brooklyn. All are situated at high schools that also have middle school programs:
Walton High School in the Kingsbridge Heights section of the Bronx
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