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February 2Nd Issue February 9, 2012 - February 15, 2012 www.newyorktrendonline.com Kim Brockington Our stories in History Todd Curry Interview Movie Buzz What To Watch This Weekend 54th Annual Grammy Award Nominee Predictions Winter Health Care And Much More... New York Trend Celebrates BLACK HISTORY Check us out online www.newyorktrendonline.com MONTH 7" 10" STROKE TARGETS BY COLOR. Know where you stand. The odds are African Americans are twice as likely to suffer a stroke as white Americans. Beating the odds isn’t about winning, it’s about living. You have the power to end stroke. 1-888-4-STROKE / StrokeAssociation.org Photographed by Sean Kennedy Santos 2 New York Trend NYC February 9, 2011 - February 15, 2011 www.newyorktrendonline.com Full Page Magazine: 7”x10” (non-bleed) 4-Color Filename: 7x10_Mag_Rain_4C_M1 TRENDING TOPICS Signs that You’re Working in a Racially Charged Environment “For the most part, people are pretty level- headed so chances are if you feel that you are being discriminated against, you probably are” 4. You are reprimanded or written up for reasons that are intagible or logically make no sense. Black people are often are pretty level-headed 1. You are spoken to in a 5. You are constantly accused of being so chances are if you condescending or patronizing passed up for promotions super sensitive and feel that you are being tone while they are given to over the top when it discriminated against, your less qualified 2. You are conveniently left out counterparts comes to race you probably are. As of certain activities and events relations and we just an extremely eager The list can honestly go on may be a little and naive college 3. You are treated as if you are and on but I believe that sensitive but who student I began incapable of carrying out tasks one’s discernment can truly w o u l d n ’ t b e ? O u r working as a part this that your experience and let them know whether or not ancestors were major company that I degrees more than qualify you they are being discriminated oppressed for over will not name for my for against. 200 years by the own personal reasons. By Jazmine Rogers people that posses Of course, I was the NEWYORKTREND nyc the most power in this only black girl in the Catalogued and displayed in U.S. Library of Congress. country and then once department and let me New York Trend welcomes letters to the editor. we were freed we just say that I never 14 Bond Street, Suite 176, Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 Tel. (516) 466-0028 Fax (516) 626-3966 were treated as if we truly knew the pain or ISSN# 1083-58 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] were an incompetent emotional toll that Web site: http://www.newyorktrendonline.com species and bound up racism takes on a New York Trend is published by TTW Associated, Inc. which by silly protocol like person until I began holds copyright to the content of this publication. Mail all inquires to New York Trend nyc, 14 Bond Street, Suite 176, Great the Jim Crow Laws in working in this one Neck, N.Y. 11021. New York Trend nyc is not responsible for the content of letters to the editor or opinions expressed by individual an effort to abort our particular department writers. New York Trend reserves the right to edit all letters to the God given potential. I of the company. At first Owner & Publisher/ editor. Photographs and manuscripts will not be returned. think we have a right there were subtle signs Executive Editor Dr. Teresa Taylor Williams to be a little sensitive. and then the evidence Editorial Assistant Social Media However, that is not became undeniable. Jazmine Rogers Zoie A. Williams the nature of this Here are a few signs to Vol. 22 Issue: 188 Travel Editor Distribution/Advertising article. The point of look for that indeed tell Jim Weaver Darrel Murdaugh this article is to simply you that you are NOT separate true racism crazy and you ARE Circulation Manager Graphic Designer Robert L. Taylor David Pena in the work place from being discriminated racial paranoia. For against. Writers Emeritus Juliet Kaye Deardra Shuler Office & Subscription Manager the most part, people Donna Lamb Justin A. Williams Sophie Taylor 3 New York Trend NYC February 9, 2011 - February 15, 2011 www.newyorktrendonline.com NATALIE COLE LIVE IN CONCERT I never feel more alive than when I’m performing. Being diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C was quite a shock. Since singing is my life, I decided to take action. I met with my doctors and we talked about my options. Now I’m back on stage and using my voice to help spread the word — if you have chronic hepatitis C, doing nothing is not an option. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE GO TO WWW.TUNEINTOHEPC.COM Copyright © 2011 Schering Corporation, a subsidiary of Merck & Co, Inc. All rights reserved. INFC-1008703-0001 09/11 BUSINESS Jazmine Talks Purpose with Gospel Music Industry Exec Tracy Williamson By Jazmine Rogers Often times in the entertainment started in 2008 and it’s a mentoring industry the public is only able to see program and we have different the artist, the music and the image that programs such as theater where is before them never truly realizing how the children put on plays and much hard work or how many musicals. Some of the plays have dedicated team members are behind actually been featured on MTV and them helping them to be the fabulous featured on Associated Press. entertainer that sashays across award Lastly, two or three times a month I show stages or delivers heartfelt do a video blog on Youtube with a performances. worship ministry I have called Tracy Williamson is a hard working Private Appointment with God career woman that knows more than a where I just encourage people to little about what goes behind the walk into their destiny through the production of Gospel artists. Over the Word of God and the things that years she has worn several hats in the God has to say to us and about our industry from Marketing, A&R and lives. Label Director of Tyscot Records, songwriter, producer and has even What inspired the Imagine Youth launched her own Gospel marketing Program? agency, Tre7 Inc which currently represents artists such as Brian Well, years ago it was told to me Reeves & Heart After God, Tyscot that I had a gift for talking to Records, The Chicago Mass Choir and children and I believe it came from Kevon Carter just to name a few. As a different people watching how the songwriter and producer she has youth responded to me. They were worked with artists such as Shirley drawn to me in different ways, you Murdock, The Rance Allen Group, know the encouragement that I DeAndre Patterson, Bishop Leonard would give them. It was something and the list goes on. that I kind of ran from but at some Over the last year I was blessed point I just realized that was one of enough to work with Tracy on several my assignments in life. It really projects and I can truly say I am happy came down to me accepting the that God allowed us to cross paths. call to help the youth through Tracy took time out of her super hectic mentoring and encouraging them schedule to chat with us about some of to as well walk into their destiny. At the projects that she is currently Imagine Youth we say that if you working on as well as God-ordained can imagine it then it is possible. purpose and what it means to her. So it really came from me watching Define Tracy Williamson and who the different interactions that I’ve she is. had with the youth and stepping out, putting those gifts to use as far Good Question! Tracy Williamson is a as helping youth in the community. passionate and faith-driven woman who follows God and is lead by his What’s in the future for Tracy instructions. Williamson? It has been said that you know that I will continue my work with Tre7, I your purpose is to help others see will continue working in the music their destiny in God. How and when industry with different clients and The advice that I would give is to You’re a woman that wear many was this revealed to you? also I want to progress with the really think about the things you like hats. Can you explain the current ministry side as far as getting the to do on a daily basis, think about the projects and endeavors that you Well, I guess I can say this was Word out to people as far as what things that you talk about the most are working on? revealed to me when I was about 12 or God is saying about stepping out when you have conversations with 13 years old. Not necessarily saying into their destiny and walking in your friends and your family Well, I have quite a few things going back then I knew I would help people their calling and really hearing God members, or just general on in three different areas. One to see their destiny in God but I would and knowing that it is Him. So just conversations, things that seem to being music. I have worked in the definitely say that I possessed the gift keeping up with Tre7, Imagine come up all the time, when you’re music industry for over 12 years as a of bringing the best out of people at an Youth Programs.
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