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What’s Inside... Black Wallstreet Empire............... 6 Urban Stereotype......................... 9 Accessories SO Necessary........ 11 Cover Me Cutee......................... 12 A Queen’sTouch LLC................ 13 Legendary Greats....................... 16 Willow Cove............................... 18 BEST Program .......................... 20 Situations Hair & Nail Studio.. 24
YO U DON T H AV E T O BE SO STRONG BUT IF I’M NOT, WHO WILL?
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A WORD FROM THE CEO This is the third issue of AMPS Magazine, Ohio Edition. I wanted to take this time to introduce to you A.M.P.S. (American-Minority People Succeeding). This is where Substance and Style meets Supreme Standards. Our mission is “superior application development through dedicated professionalism while maintaining a customer-centered focus to lead the industry in ideas and creative solutions”. Our events marketing and promotions department is designed to present positive entertainment and events that the Louisiana communities deserve. We specialize in helping brands create a unique connection with consumers at our events as well as create an opportunity for you to meet other business owners, executives, present and future customers, and other socialites. Simply put, “We’re Accomplished By Making You Successful.” Gerald D. Wright CEO
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about the publisher Welcome to the third issue of AMPS Ohio Magazine. Thank you to everyone who contributed time and effort to get this issue out! The support I have received is simply amazing. Thank you to everyone who put together an article, submitted an ad, did interviews, or made calls. This was a real team effort and look at the results. What you have helped to create is invaluable. With AMPS Ohio Magazine we are offering something new and exciting. We will be showcasing businesses with beautifully put together Ads, every issue will feature a section on our Missing Children, there is a section on our Great Legends, every issue will feature articles on everything from music, sports, entrepreneurship and more. So Ohio get ready, AMPS Ohio Magazine has arrived. Thank for being a part of this journey. You are truly appreciated. AMPS Ohio Magazine Publisher Romeo Barnes Thank you for your continued support.
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BLACK WALLSTREET EMPIRE CULTURE AND COMMERCE
The Past: Mill tha God, CEO of Black WallStreet Empire. I would like to start off the article with a shout out to Brother Poet. I would also like to say Rest in Power to amun ra/ Larry Cameron one of the original founders of Black WallStreet Empire. I believe it’s important to articulate wins, losses, motivations and challenges. That’s what I will attempt to do with my article as well as answer questions that I commonly hear, the challenges I commonly face as well as success I commonly experience in 3 paragraphs. September 1996 I started a dark journey toward mental strength to become brilliantly independent after being the victim of a gunshot that paralyzed me from the waist down. I experienced incredible mental challenges most human beings without disabilities can’t overcome. Most people especially in the black community have preconceived thoughts that devalue anyone who uses a wheelchair. So when I get the question that I get a lot, “How do you accomplish everything you accomplish? Regardless of my situation the answer is; I’m extremely motivated from those factors. In society I learned how to successfully take Negative energy and create Positive energy within myself through motivation giving me the strength to do everything that I am going to discuss in part 2 and 3. The Present: The current focus of BWE Commercially is really community based. I have experience and a background working with Community organizations, (shout out to those organizations). While doing Community work and working with the youth I learned a valuable lesson, Good intentions have minimum effectiveness when it is underfunded. After studying PowerNomics by Dr. Claud Anderson and being in the community I realized the harsh reality that black people have absolutely no clue on how to go about gaining
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economic empowerment. PowerNomics change my life. The majority of black people, activists, working classes, street people etc., have minimum participation in essential goods being sold in their community, own no land in the community and has no money invested politically. So I patterned my business investments around selling essential products from the ground up. BWE is much bigger than just selling products to make money. When studying Dr. Claud Anderson he talks about starting businesses where black people have competitive advantages, so my investments are simple: cologne, perfume etc. Black people love to look good and smell good, I know how we like to smell and look. Many people would be ignorant to the monetary achievement that
can be occurred in the business of soap which is a essential product that is needed. When soap is sold without the overhead of store space it’s a big cash cow. Next tremendously needed in our community is Credit Restoration. Thanks to Brother Poet, when starting BWE he told me the administrative procedure process which I apply to the credit business, it became glowingly obvious the more I learned about credit and economics the more I realize how financially ignorant our community is. In a short time I helped people buy cars, houses, I have even bought cars and sold houses myself just off the education of leveraging credit. And I haven’t even reached my potential yet which will take me until the future of BWE. The Future: Group economics is the order of the day. The goal has always been to educate black people locally, nationally and internationally. But in order to achieve economic political influence, you have to accomplish economic success. Of course me not being a talker I’m about action,
so the building blocks are in place and being stepped on to achieve those accomplishments. Its important that we continue to build brand awareness amongst all of our products and services: the shea butter line, soap line, fragrance line, herbal lines, etc. But there will be tremendous effort put into private education, which Brother Poet is perfecting a private process at this time that carries the potential to have a impact on those smart enough to be involved. He also is cultivating a BWE Farm that is pretty much developed for planting. This will allow us to not only feed us, our affiliates but our community as well. African people for too long have been tricked out of their God-given rights for independence and their motivation for power. But not at BWE those motivations live over here, and are in full effect. There’s so much we have in store I can’t even speak on everything. Future investments in hemp, Real Estate as well as taking advantage of the Covid Funding opportunities to circulate money within our circle. We are carving out a strong future. It’s important to support and be aware of the Culture and Commerce pop
up shops that we put on monthly along with JJI Empire and support the website: BLACKWALLSTREETEMPIRE.COM Instagram: Blackwallstreetempire.com_7&bwe_trust
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Urban Stereotype Redirecting The Rage and Creating Purpose out of Pain”
My name is Ya’Hawkquah and my son and I turned a negative situation into a powerful business idea. JeNoah was ten years old when he was racially bullied for an entire year. The bullying started out with name calling, pushing and shoving, amongst other things. He was called chocolate kid, and was told that girls didn’t like him because of his skin color. To make matters worse, the bully’s mother worked at the school. This created an unfair power imbalance and JeNoah knew it. There were several other hostile situations that occurred, but my intention was to let it all go and make it to the end of the year. However, a month before school ended, there was one final incident I couldn’t ignore. The same student who was bullying my son told him a racially derogatory joke, centered around shooting black people. At this point, I had to do something about it, so I requested a formal investigation on the matter. The duration of investigation lasted three years, but this is when things took an interesting and unexpected turn. By this time, JeNoah was thirteen years old and was being schooled from home. The case was in the final stages of preparation to be filed in federal court. Surprisingly, before the paperwork was filed, JeNoah came to me with a proposal that would change our lives forever. He said dad, I no longer want to go the route of suing the school district. He explained that he had come up with an idea that would create a positive solution for racial change. He told me his idea would combat negative stereotyping and racism in a unique and powerful way. JeNoah convinced me to stop all legal proceedings, so we could focus on his business idea. We started URBAN Stereotype, an apparel brand and movement supporting positive cultural diversity worldwide. We feel our name, URBAN Stereotype is interesting, because it
puts a positive spin to an Urban Legend or Urban Myth about race. The beauty of this concept is that our company promotes Ethnic Unity, Kindness and SelfLove. Our T-shirts and clothing display impactful messaging, promoting change. The goal is to ensure that all racial groups feel good about who they are. JeNoah also created an iconic logo for our brand. Ironically, days later I discovered an accidental, but meaningful symbolism. I noticed our logo is not just an acronym for URBAN Stereotype. I saw that the design also spelled out the word Us. The Us is extremely significant, because it signifies unity and bridges a gap to the racial divide. JeNoah is now fifteen years old and is already making a positive impact in the world. He’s won several pitch contests and he recently completed a three month entrepreneurial program, which helped us create a solid business plan for our brand. We’ve also been blessed with the support of several celebrities. We received encouraging words from anti-racism educator, Jane Elliott, and we also received an order from Cleveland’s own Josh and Maria Cribbs. I’m thankful my son came to me with his life changing business idea. He helped me to Redirect The Rage I had because he wanted to focus on the greater good. I will admit that I do believe in justice. However, I’ve realized we can’t fight hate with hate. More importantly, I’ve learned that it’s not about me, it’s not about you, it’s about Us. Learn more about Ya’Hawkquah, JeNoah and URBAN Stereotype at www.UrbanStereotype.com or on social media @ urbanstereotype BIO: Ya’Hawkquah Lee is a husband, father and entrepreneur. His passion is working side by side with his teenage son, JeNoah. Together they started URBAN Stereotype, an apparel brand and movement supporting positive ethnic diversity worldwide. They enjoy sharing their compelling story of turning a negative situation into a powerful business idea.
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Beautiful EVENT SPACE with Reasonable Rates an antique stores, restaurants and personal services. The foot traffic is amazing and the surrounding communities demonstrate an affinity towards local small businesses. UnBAR Café is owned by Melissa Hirsch and operated by her son Rorry Garrett II and husband Roderick Hirsch. They have a talented team of 7 Baristas who work hard to maintain a friendly and clean environment where the most delectable smoothies, baked goods, sandwiches and salads flank a menu of coffees, teas, frappes, lattes and cappuccinos. Not to mention the occasional pop up shops featuring some of the best vegan chefs from around the city. UnBAR Café offers a water club to help customers stay properly hydrated using on-site filtered Alkaline water. Lastly, UnBAR Café boasts of a multi-purpose space available for reasonable rental rates. The space can hold up to 85 people, however during COVID-19 the maximum number of persons allowed to ensure social distancing is 40.
Accessories SO Necessary I’m Aliscia Martin, the owner of Accessories SO Necessary. I originally started this business from home as an online seller 7 years ago. Honestly it started off slow, but I was determined! It was not until years later I started to see a real profit. I took a portion of my business (shoes) to a small boutique where I was paying rent. The rent was more then what I was getting back in return. After discussions with my husband, we started searching for a place to house not only my shoes, but my purses, hat, jewelry etc. Now, here we are at Shaker Square. I enjoy how you can take one simple accessory such as a hat and change the entire look of an outfit. Whether you’re going to a business meeting, a night on the town, or a bite to eat…there are accessories that can help change the look you’re shooting for. Come check us out and find that unique piece! Located at 13206 Shaker Square (Southwest side) Cleveland, OH 44120
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Cover Me Cutee M
y name is Idayat Sambo, and I’m the CEO/ fashion creator at Covermecutee. I’m 38 years married and have been blessed with four girls that inspire me daily. Nurse (LPN) by day, fashion designer by night. I was born and raised in Nigeria. Covermecutee LLC, 3 years old, is a small homebased business located in Cleveland Ohio. We create top modest fashion to keep ladies and girls covered but still look cute. As a Muslim, being modest is part of our religion but I believe in feeling good in what you wear has a big impact on self-confidence. Modesty in the United states is very challenging for a lot of women because only a few fashion lines are fully modest. As an African with a background rich in fashion and color, I incorporate my culture into every piece to create beautiful high-quality dresses. The major
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goal of Covermecutee is to encourage women who love modesty to have different styles and colors to choose from. As important as clothing is, l believe beauty radiates from within this is why I use my platform on every social media page to amplify women and keep them motivated Covermecutee is 100% online and every piece is available on the website covermecutee.com We create handmade dresses, skirts, scarves, hijabs, and African attires. We currently have 3 employees, my mom, My 12-year-old, and me. I love doing what I do and also inspiring other women that have a dream similar to mine.
I believe every human has a purpose and this is mine. My mission is to have Covermecutee space in big stores in every state in the United States . You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest @covermecutee Phone number 216-340-0908 Email 💌 covermecutee@gmail.com
A QUEEN’S TOUCH LLC My name is Malikah Williams, LMT/CEO of A Queen’s Touch, LLC. I have been a licensed massage therapist for over 6 years. A Queen’s Touch, LLC was founded in March 2019 and has
flourished since then. I am a MOBILE massage therapist which means I travel to my clients servicing the Akron, Canton, Cleveland and surrounding areas of Ohio. I provide all essentials needed for your luxurious experience and just need a space to work about my massage table or chair. I have experience in many modalities such as relaxation, deep, swedish, prenatal, oncology, migraines, hot stone, lymphatic drainage, reflexology, aromatherapy, sports, cupping, yoni steams, chair, facials and stretch to name a few. I also make each product using organic and essential oils. My products include aromatherapy roll- ons, sugar scrubs, aromatherapy lotions, hand sanitizers, beard and hair oil and herbal blends for the yoni steams. Touch is a vital part of every human’s interaction and well being. There are several studies correlating touch and humans and their overall wellbeing with and without it. Massage has truly been my calling and I love what I do because it’s very rewarding healing one person after just one session! I offer a referral program and when you refer three people to me, you receive an hour free of your choice and will only be responsible for the travel fee and tip. There are also different specials each month ranging from 10-30% off services, products or gift certificates so keep an eye out. Pre-books receive $5 off each session if booked in advance before I leave your home. So book your service(s) today! My contact information is as follows: Phone: 330.256.9130 Email: aqueenstouchllc@gmail.com Website: https://www.facebook.com/aqueenstouchllc/.
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Legendary Greats
Dr. Patricia Bath Dr. Patricia Bath who was born November 4th 1942, invented the Laserphaco Probe for cataract treatment in 1986. Throughout her life she has been a trailblazer of firsts, breaking new ground for African Americans and women. Her parents Robert Bath and Gladys Bath early on taught her about the value of education, travel and more. In fact her father, a former merchant marine, was the first black motorman for the New York City subway system and her mother, a housewife, worked to ensure her children received a good education. Dr. Bath attended Hunter College, then Howard University then on to Columbia for Ophthalmology. It was while at Columbia that she discovered that African Americans were twice as likely to suffer from blindness than other patients she treated, and 8 times more likely to develop glaucoma. Her research prompted her to develop a community ophthalmology system that increased the amount of eye care given to those who couldn’t afford treatment. Continuing her education Dr. Bath was the first African American to complete a residency in ophthalmology in 1973. Two years later, she became the first female faculty member in the Department of Ophthalmology at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute. In 1976, Dr. Bath co-founded the American Institute for the Prevention of Blindness, which established that “eyesight is a basic human right.” In 1986, Dr. Bath invented the Laserphaco Probe(laser surgery) improving treatment for cataract patients giving sight back to thousands. She patented the device in 1988, becoming the first African American female doctor to receive a special medical patent. Throughout her lifetime she had a total of 5 patents and was called “ The woman who changed the world”. In 2009 during the Obama Administration, her advocacy for the blind was recognized by President Barack Obama, who appointed her to his commission for digital accessibility for the blind. Dr. Bath stated that staying optimistic and paving the way for future generations is what helped her to overcome hurdles throughout her career. This legendary great passed away in 2019 leaving the legacy of sight to millions of people.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was born in Atlanta Georgia on January 15th 1929 as Michael Luther King Jr. He later changed his name to Martin. Martin He was born into a legacy of ministry and activism. He was a 3rd generation minister following in the footsteps of his grandfather and father. Who knew that Martin would go on to become one of the most influential, prominent and celebrated American civil rights activists in history. Easily recognizable as one of the greats of history leading African Americans and the nation through the Civil Rights Movement fighting against segregation, labor rights, the right to vote, poverty, and other basic civil rights from the mid-1950s to his death by assassination in 1968. Not only was Dr. King a Civil Rights Leader and Baptist Minister, he was a Nobel Peace Prize Winner, the first President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), husband and father. His wife Coretta Scott King was also an ever-present figure and supporter of her husband, they had 4 children Yolanda, Martin, Dexter and Bernice. Graduating from Morehouse College he went on to Theology School as well as received his PhD from Boston University. Dr. King led some of the most important boycotts and marchs during the Civil Rights Movement and history…including the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott, he also helped organize the 1963 March on Washington, where he delivered his famous “I Have a Dream’’ speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Dr. King believed in and led with peaceful protest and civil disobedience, but during his time he was jailed several times as well as his life was threatened and home bombed. It was during this time while jailed he penned his famous letter, “Letter from Birmingham Jail”. On October 14th 1964, Dr. King won the Nobel Peace Prize for combating racial inequality through nonviolent resistance. In 1965, he helped organize two Selma Montgomery Marches. This Legendary Great was assassination in Memphis Tennessee on April 4th 1968 leaving behind a world forever changed through his actions, leadership, speeches and desire to make the world better and people equal. Today Dr. King is celebrated on his birthday with a National Holiday as well as the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial located in Washington D.C. Across the United States you will find streets, schools and buildings named after this legend.
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hroughout her lifetime, Lawna Gamble has crafted numerous portfolios, spent 1,000s of hours in various therapies and providing counsel, and experienced life transformation in its most organic form. Willow Cove is an arresting combination of her artistic talent, breadth of professional experiences and passionate interest in the modalities that helped her step into her own mental, physical and emotional healing. Lawna spent four years as a mental health professional in Minneapolis, MN. Before she returned to Cleveland in 2018 to care for her aging mother. After this stint of being a primary caregiver, Lawna decided not to re-enter the wworkforce decided to pursue her long-time entrepreneurial interest; thus Willow Cove was born. Willow Cove Art and Wellness Boutique is a dream come true for Lawna who imagined this business in this location while working as a curatorial intern in graduate school. Willow Cove Art and Wellness is a healing sanctuary located in Cleveland’s historic Larchmere neighborhood. Our services focus on personal growth & transformation through the integration of psychotherapy, self-authorship, and creativity. Our holistic approach to well-being is grounded in these core beliefs: (1) plants over pills, (2) movement over medicine, and (3) exercising the freedom to choose and build your own style of life. ‘Wellness is everyone’s birth right…it should be a household agenda.’ ~Lawna Gamble New at Willow Cove, Lawna has designed a program for
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adolescent girls starting at the age of 12 to 15 years old. This program was ignited by experiences she encountered while teaching at a local high school. She witness so many young people feeling inadequate, not feeling beautiful as well as experiencing day to day trauma of family problems, racial injustices, lost of loved ones and then adding isolation due to the pandemic…many young people don’t know how to handle this. Funded with a grant from Neighborhood Connections, Treasure Cove is a 8 week program and the mission…To teach young women how to love themselves. Enrollment for the program is limited to 12 young women. Due to the pandemic the launch of the program was delayed in 2020 but Lawna is planning to launch this spring. The program’s themes and activities are designed round three things: positive connections, personal and collectives strengths, and confidence and competence. The six core sessions will focus on adventures, spiritual, mental, physical, sensory and emotional self-care. Some of the activities the young women will experience are: learning to cook healthy foods, learning self-massage as well as take a guided nature hike while journaling, taking photos and doing nnatur-inspired art projects The sessions will be led by practitioners in various disciplines, as well as a team of presenters that will include some of the Larchmere merchants. Willow Cove located at 12404 Larchmere Blvd Cleveland Ohio 44120 (216) 230-7636 Lawna Gamble, MNO, MA, CAC - Founder • Mixed Media Artist • Autism Specialist • Visual Art Educator • Native Clevelander • Adlerian Psychotherapist • Published in Clinical Journals As a formally trained artist, educator, nonprofit manager, and creative icon she has confronted issues such as mental health, romantic relationships, social ills, or financial woes in a way that is open, creative and humorous.
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BEST Community Resource Center Program BEST Community Resource Center (BCRC) is a nonprofit organization in Northeast Ohio. Our mission is to make a positive difference in everyday lives by providing people with a network of support and services essential for actively learning, working, and living in the community. Our goal is to be the first point of contact for individuals and families seeking information to provide resources and supportive services for all human service needs. We work in collaboration with other human service agencies to identify needs in the community and effectively respond to assist anyone seeking help. We provide free and confidential assistance for men, women, youth, seniors and families; regardless of religion, sexual orientation, race, age, political affiliation, ethnicity, military background or ability to pay. BEST Community Resource Center has expanded our efforts by providing a customized training solution. Our Mobile Academic Classroom (MAC), offers an innovative approach to increase access to training throughout Northeast Ohio. MAC creates a quality learning environment for students and instructors that travels to requested locations throughout Northeast Ohio. The MAC was created as a response to the community. It provides members of our community with the opportunity to access resources right in their neighborhoods giving them the foundation to obtain multiple skills in different areas such as Financial Literacy, Career Development, Youth Programs, and so much more. MAC was also designed to provide demand-driven training at various sites, help to retain employees, and keep businesses competitive through skills upgrade and process improvements for incumbent workers. MAC travels throughout Northeast Ohio to provide resources at various community events, trade fairs, and schools in our region. The MAC features six learning stations a teachers station (for younger children), a mini library, encyclopedias, an assortment of learning tools, school supplies, noise cancelling headphones, educational CDs & DVDs, laptops, 2 flat screen televisions, and it’s WIFI accessible.
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MAC can be tailored to accommodate various events through its unique “plug and play” feature, allowing a variety of technology to be connected. Training programs include: Financial Literacy GED/Adult Literacy Career Development Computer Classes STEM Programs & So much more For more information please visit our website at: www.bestcommunityresourcecenter.org or call us at 216-465-1125 We look forward to hearing from you
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