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Virtual Community Calendar: Week of June 21

June 21

Andrew’s World with host Andrew Whigham III on blogtalkradio.com 8 am-10 am. Tune in for thought-provoking, enlightening, informative, and entertaining news and commentary. Join the conversation at 646-200-0459 on Andrew’s World.

A Message For You. I Messenger Media is continuing to provide thought-provoking, informative, enlightening and entertaining news, and commentary. 1 pm. Live on Facebook at TexasMetroNews and blogtalkradio.com

The largest Sunday Dinner in North Texas, City Men Cook goes vital and virtual 2020 on the City Men Cook On Father’s Day at 2 pm. City Men Cook YouTube channel www.citymencook.com. Join all the cooks, performers and tasters online. 

June 22

A Message For You, hosted by Cheryl Smith publisher of Texas Metro News, Garland Journal and I Messenger. She is a veteran journalist and FAMU graduate, who currently serves as Secretary of the National Association of Black Journalists. Live on Facebook at TexasMetroNews and blogtalkradio.com at 11 am-1 pm. Questions? Ask Cheryl at 646-200-0459.

June 23

A Message For You, with Anthony Council, A Morehouse student, and I Messenger Media intern. Anthony brings that perspective from those born in this century. Live on Facebook at TexasMetroNews and blogtalkradio.com. Join in on the conversation.

June 24

A Message For You, The Stimulus Show with Marva Sneed from 11 am-1 pm. Live on Facebook at TexasMetroNews and blogtalkradio.com. Call in and join the conversation at 646-200-0459.

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#NationBuilding w/ Michael Sorrell at 12:30 pm CT on Facebook & Twitter. Follow Paul Quinn College’s President, Michael Sorrell on all social media platforms. @MichaelSorrell on Twitter & Instagram and @MichaelJSorrell on Facebook.

Zan Wesley Holmes Community Outreach Center Hosts Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program Free Wills Clinic Register by 6-5: https://www.zwhjcoc.org/registration-form-wills-clinic

June 25

A Message For You, hosted by Cheryl Smith publisher of Texas Metro News, Garland Journal and I Messenger. She is a veteran journalist and FAMU graduate, who currently serves as Secretary of the National Association of Black Journalists. Live on Facebook at TexasMetroNews and blogtalkradio.com. at 11 am-1pm. Questions ask Cheryl at 646-200-0459.

National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Dallas Metropolitan Chapter 2020 Barbara Jordan Civic Engagement Webinar Series an engaging series aimed at educating our communities on the impact of civic engagement legislation. Topic: Did You Know That You Can Serve? 7 pm. Register: www.ncbwdallas.org

SIP and Eat with LaShante‘ “The Lifestyle Chef.” LaShante Williams, Every Thursday at 7 pm CST on FB live and IG live and https://www.instagram.com/lashante_thelifestylechef/

June 26

From Marva with Love with Marva Sneed 12:15: Rev. Richard Evans

How’s the church community doing?

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How have you had to change in serving the church?

June 27

Positive Reflections Ministry Free Groceries (Includes meat, non-perishables goods & produce while supplies last) Pick up location: Pleasant Zion Missionary Baptist Church 1910 N. St Augustine Rd. Dallas from 9 am to 1 pm. Call 214-208-5536

A Message For You. I Messenger Media is continuing to provide thought-provoking, informative, enlightening and entertaining news, and commentary. 1 pm Live on Facebook at TexasMetroNews and blogtalkradio.com

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