4th Annual Caravan for Mammogram
October 14, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Highlights
Also, the 4th Annual Caravan for Mammogram took place in Las Vegas with 103 participantes for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This event targeted black women because all medical studies indicate black women are the first to die from breast cancer. The ladies gathered with their cars at the Las Vegas All Women’s Care facility to […]
Sound Decisions
October 14, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Cover Story, Feature
Jayson Sawyer is bringing back live music and changing the game while he’s at it. BY TYRA BELL-HOLLAND Even a year of canceled and postponed live entertainment couldn’t deter JABM founder and CEO Jayson Sawyer, who remains on a trajectory to become a leading force in live music for Las Vegas and throughout California. The […]
PEACE: We face what comes
October 14, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Extra, Peace
The emotional strength of a woman is God’s gift to the world. She holds the tide from threats and disasters. The storm comes when we least expect it, but that rumble within your heart will ignite your armor. Protection is not external. In all reality it is an internal manifestation of one’s will. Your personal […]
Las Vegas Black Image at the Beach
October 14, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Feature
Once again we want to thank Intermountain Healthcare for their support for the Las Vegas Black Image Magazine’s Health Initiative. The health initiative kicked off with our Las Vegas Black Image Magazine’s At the Beach event whereby participants received: Meditation coaching, yoga, hiking, massage therapy and more. Las Vegas Black Image: At the Beach was […]
Ain’t True In America Today | By Louie Overstreet
October 14, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Community
Ain’t True In America Today BY LOUIE OVERSTREET Five sayings that once defined America are at best only marginally true today. “Women and children first, and every man for himself” may have been true in filling the lifeboats on the Titanic, but it is not today. Women’s right to safe abortions is under wholesale assault. […]
Experian launches initiative to accelerate financial inclusion
September 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Extra
Inclusion Forward – Experian Empowering Opportunities helps clients advance diversity goals by creating greater and more affordable credit access Leading information services company Experian has announced the launch of Inclusion Forward – Experian Empowering Opportunities, a first-of-its-kind initiative to help clients identify and directly support underserved and vulnerable communities. Inclusion Forward harnesses Experian’s data, analytics […]
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: LINDA ABRAMS
September 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Conversation
‘People really need to understand there is help out there’ According to a study in Mental Health America, “Mental health conditions occur in Black and African American people in America at about the same or less frequency than in White Americans. However, the historical Black and African American experience in America has and continues to […]
Ten Steps To Maintaining Daily Peace
September 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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BY TIFFANY MAYES-EHOLOR | REMOTE ENERGY HEALER For the month of September, let us remind ourselves of our daily rights while walking in our light! 1. Sleeping Saves Lives: Turn off the world, close your eyes and just say thank you to the Universe for providing you the time to repair DNA at cellular levels. […]
YOU! HAVE THE POWER | Dr. Ellen Brown
September 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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How are you doing? BY DR. ELLEN BROWN The last two years have been full of stress, strife and strain by anyone’s standards. How have you dealt with being figuratively slapped in the face by one after another crisis, loss, or unbearable situation of stress? As I have talked with dozens of people about the […]
HEALTHIER YOU: Black women and ovarian cancer
September 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
Filed under Health
Black women and ovarian cancer BY DR. ANNETTE MAYES, OB/GYN Ovarian cancer is perhaps one of the most dangerous diseases, because more than 80% of these cases are diagnosed in late stages. At that point, there’s also the chance that the cancer has metastasized — or spread to other parts of the body — very […]





