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Posted 2020

Artist in the Spotlight: G.I. Gizzle

By: Keidra Ponder

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While in Atlanta, we had the chance to chop it up with artist G.I. Gizzle. He recently landed in the city to promote his newly released album with Rich The Factor, “Don’t take this Personal”’.  As one of the stops on his campaign tour, we kicked off our first episode with a real vibe.

 

The artist has a record label 1000 entertainment as well as a clothing brand DirtBagz  . He prides himself in being authentic and being a man of valor. His integrity and faith in God has open many doors for him yet he still remains humble and hungry.

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The artist is doing numbers with his hit song “Barcode” Ft. Boosie Badazz and giving those numbers back to his community. You can hear the truth in his lyrics and you can see it in his actions. G. I. Gizzle has a few notable collaborations but plans to put out a solo EP to give the people more of the Grit he is known for. So talk to him, he talks back!

 

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Follow G. I. Gizzle on all platforms:

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Posted 2020

Happy Juneteenth from Keedie’s Corner

June 19th 1865 was the day when the last slaves were freed. But did you know that Abraham Lincoln issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation on September 22nd 1862, declaring “on the first day of January .. all persons held as slaves within any state, or designated part of a state, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States shall be then, thence forward, and forever free.” It took nearly 2.5 years for this message to reach every slave. Many tried to keep it a secret .. because who wanted to loose their slaves?! A lot of black people didn’t even make it out of the plantations… they shot them while running .. while swimming … lynched them. Beaten them.

Just because they were free – white people still treated black people worse than animals.

When black people tried to celebrate the first anniversary of the announcement a year later, they were faced with a problem: Segregation laws were expanding rapidly and there were no public places or parks they were permitted to use. So, in the 1870s, former enslaved people pooled together $800 and purchased 10 acres of land, which they deemed “Emancipation Park.” It was the only public park and swimming pool in the Houston area that was open to African Americans until the 1950s.

Texas was the first state to declare Juneteenth a state holiday. Juneteenth is still no federal holiday – which NEEDS to change ASAP.

Let this be a day of love, reminiscing, rejoicing and regrouping. We must come together to move forward!

Juneteenth history reposted from @sarahs.murphy (IG) by Keidra Ponder

Posted 2020

Keedie’s Corner Boxing Day Special

Boxing Day Specials

Boxing Day Special

We have Health & Wellness Packs available to promote our boxing day. Our care packs include 15 novelties to help produce good vibes, positive energy and self love. Some of the items included are: A Candle, Bath bomb, Handmade Liquid soap, Natural bar of soap, Incense, Blessing Oil, Essential Oil, Sage, Palo Santo, Crystals, Prayer card, Jojoba Face Cream, Holistic health drink, Colloidal Silver. ***AFTER PURCHASE PLEASE EMAIL YOUR SHIRT SIZE AND SHIPPING INFO TO: KEEDIESCORNER@GMAIL.COM***

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