Terra Cafe’s back room was filled with entrepreneurs, business and community leaders, who enjoyed some food and drink while networking and supporting one another at the April Black Power Happy Hour, presented by Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle.
Hosted by Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle
April 26, 2018 – Terra Cafe
Pictured (LtoR) Anthony T. Pressley, Druid Heights Community Development Corporation executive director; and Ashlee Johnson, Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle director of community engagement/event co-hostPictured (LtoR) Nadirah Smith, Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle chief operating officer/event co-host; and Sonja Sohn, actress/director/activistPictured (LtoR) Levane Tate, McCormick blending technician; Patrice tate, Verizon senior analyst; and Tiffani Tate, Trice’s Treasures ownerPictured (LtoR) Jamila Sams, Go to Ms. Sams Inc. Education Consulting CEO; Tia L. Blue, Baltimore-based author/licensed therapist; and Noni Robinson, Robinson Nutrition Group founder/owner/nutritionist/personal chefPictured (LtoR) Nicole Stokes, Lotus Bliss owner/massage therapist; and Kelly Robinson, NFM Lending quality control auditorPictured (LtoR) Gary Downes, freelance photographer; and Leonard C. Wilson, Chromosoul graphic designer/photographerPictured – Cynthia Black, Karrington & Kenneth Ideas, Inc. CEO (below); and Eula McDowell, The Big Bean Theory owner/chef (above)Pictured (LtoR) Hanifah Parker-Morrison, Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle bookkeeper; and Ayana Parker-Morrison, New York Theatre Workshop producing fellow/film & theatre producerPictured (LtoR) Terence Dickson, Terra Cafe owner; and Renny Bass, Downtown Cultural Arts Center owner
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
