Doni Glover Show, 4.6.22: Dr. Eric Kelly, Black Business Olympics
Doni Glover Show, 4.6.22: Dr. Eric Kelly, Black Business Olympics
The BBE’s Virtual Conference will be held on Facebook, seven days from 8 am to 8 pm The event will raise ten scholarships for students graduating from high schools and give those students up to ten thousand dollars in funds to attend area colleges. One of the largest business showcases in the history of black America in North Carolina.
Watch Dr. Eric Kelly III explain The Black Business Expo USA Olympics!
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A journalist since 1994, Doni has covered news across the United States, including the United Nations and some 40 visits to the Obama White House. He has also covered news in Africa, the Middle East, the Caribbean, and Canada. His focus is typically on Black business, public education, ex-offender services, affordable housing, and universal access to health care. Doni hosted his own show for 21 years at Radio One Baltimore’s WOLB 1010 AM, and has appeared on CNN, TV One’s “The Roland Martin Show”, and in a number of other news outlets across the world, including Spanish TV. He has been quoted in a number of publications, especially during the Freddie Gray Riots in Baltimore in 2015.
He has been described as “an in-your-face journalist who is never at a loss for words.”
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