N.W.A. Editor, Author at News with Attitude

14-year-old comedian, kidpreneur: “You are not going to outwork me!”

N.W.A. EditorApril 12, 2020

Funny, talented, real, raw and humble are words many use to describe someone who’s “lived more than a few years,” but speaking to 14-year-old TJ Boyce III, you realize some wise folks have been grooming this young man, and more importantly, he’s been listening.... Read More...

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Bald, Black and Beautiful: Houston women share their stories

N.W.A. EditorMarch 30, 2020

Live your best life -- you are free to be yourself! Three beautiful, black women shared their stories of why they decided to join the growing movement of African American women proudly showing off their bald heads - and loving every minute of it! ... Read More...

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‘House Party,’ ‘Baby Boy’ star visits Houston; talks career and going back to Africa

N.W.A. EditorMarch 8, 2020

We chatted with Hollywood actress AJ Johnson as she visited Houston promoting her new series, getting a much-needed dose of spirituality and a reminder about embracing our ancestry.... Read More...

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Houston’s historic ballerina graces stage again, talks ‘black female body’ and dance

N.W.A. EditorMarch 8, 2020

A fierce photo of a group of sassy little Black ballerinas set the Internet on fire recently, and the photographer, Brandie Perry, told reporters the tiny #BlackGirlMagic troop looked up to the young woman iconic singer Prince said was his muse.... Read More...

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Community steps up, pours out love for former Houston Oilers player

N.W.A. EditorFebruary 16, 2020

He thanks the good Lord up above, the community who's rushed in to help and the reporters who've brought his story to light, Bobby Simon has plenty to be thankful for, and he's expressing it all through a river of "happy" tears.... Read More...

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Debunking myths: Understanding ‘Rootwork,’ our ancestral rituals of resistance

N.W.A. EditorFebruary 14, 2020

“Rootwork, Hoodoo, Conjure, Juju” … these terms are often followed by horror stories that exemplify their negative connotations. The question is why are these terms describing an ancestral form of alchemy as “evil” when these rituals of resistance were brought to America by enslaved Africans?... Read More...

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