Roland Martin Archives - Harlem World Magazine

Join Harlem’s Dapper Dan, Rev Al Sharpton And Others At The National Urban League Annual Conference

Join the 2019 Harlem-based National Urban League Annual Conference Getting 2 Equal: United Not Divided in Indianapolis, Indiana from July 24-27, 2019.Continue reading

Harlem’s Fabulous Teyana Taylor And More Celebrated At Urban One Honors 2018

Urban One has announced the honorees for the inaugural URBAN ONE HONORS Awards show, set for December 9, 2018 at The Anthem in Washington, DC.Continue reading

TV One Hosts Advance Screenings Of ‘Two Sides’ And ‘Behind The Movement’ (Red Carpet)

During the 49th NAACP Image Awards weekend in Pasadena, CA, TV One conducted two advance screenings of their upcoming original programs, “Behind The Movement” and “Two Sides.” Continue reading

Roland Martin Launches #HBCUGivingDay Campaign On Wendy Williams (Video)

Award-winning TV Host, Journalist, Author and Advocate Roland Martin announced during his recent appearance on “The Wendy Williams Show” his new initiative to raise money for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).Continue reading

Harlem Fave John Starks, And Others At The Original Tee Golf Classic 2016

By Keith Forest In honor of the 17^th Annual Original Tee Golf Classic, the premiere African American amateur golf event celebrating diverse industry leaders and legends, Mt. Vernon Mayor Richard Thomas presented founder and PGA Director Wendell Haskins with a special proclamation. Continue reading

Susan L. Taylor’s National CARES Mentoring Movement Hosts Star-Studded Gala

On Monday, January 25, 2016, the will host its first-ever For the Love of Our Children gala, presented by Verizon, to raise critical funding that will support the replication of the organization’s transformational group-mentoring programs, now operating in four US cities. Continue reading

HW Pick: VIPs Celebrate Sports History At Original Tee Golf Classic

Yesterday, the Original Tee Golf Classic held its16th tournament at Wild Turkey Golf Club in Hamburg, N.J. Over 250 VIPs from various industries participated in the all-day event which honored golf legend Lee Elder for breaking the color barrier at the Masters Tournament in Augusta, GA forty years ago.