Photography Via Shot By Gunz Rita Daniels shares personal family insights, the inspiration behind her book, and why Harriet Tubman's courage, faith, and determination continue to inspire generations around the world. Whether you're interested in Black history, American history, genealogy, or stories of resilience and freedom, this conversation offers a unique perspective on the remarkable woman known as the "Moses of Her People." In this interview, you'll discover: Rita Daniels' connection to Harriet Tubman The story behind her book Harriet Tubman's enduring legacy Family history and why Harriet Tubman's life still matters today
Slim Dollars During When Worlds Collide NYC ROQ Magazine had the opportunity to interview an up and coming Harlem performer. We will now introduce you to Slim Dollars. Puma from Black Ink Crew introducing Slim Dollars at When Worlds Collide Slim Dollars on stage with Scotch Davis at WWCNYC RaeROQ: What made you decide to become an artist? Slim Dollars: I was always inspired by hip-hop and I was very, very distracted in school. Around the time I started to find my self as an artist I was failing in school and excelling at learning that, so after a while the influence turned into what I wanted to do. It was a gradual incline of me getting into music as I got older and taking it more serious. RaeROQ: And your genre is hip-hop right? Slim Dollars: Yeah it’s hip-hop, pop. I like everything. I actually do like Electro-Funk with Navagante who is here also. I work with them too. They’re the ones w...