Welcome To Our Community!
Wesley Snipes is out and the return of Zulu Mech 1!
As you may or not know, the actor Wesley Snipes was my partner for producing a limited animation adventure based on a character I created called Zulu Mech 1. Well it did not work out with him and now he is in jail. So I have moved on with a new artist, a new 3D animation crew and new partnerships.
I have entered Zulu Mech 1 in a contest to promote an uplifting, world class superhero for children everywhere, especially Africa . Please go to the link below, check the great art by the mighty James Eugene, read my synopsis and vote for my character. There is really nothing else of this caliber being produced now, especially with a focus on African people, so please share the link with everyone you know. I don't need to win this contest for Zulu Mech 1 to move forward, but it would be a great help with publicity.
http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a29c3b2f5edc8e47...
My deciding not to go forward with Wesley Snipes on this project was one of the best career moves I ever made. World class people came out of the woodwork to get with me on Zulu Mech 1 after Snipes, including the Poitier(yes, as in Sidney Poitier) family and other multi-million dollar partners. I will be releasing some fully 3D Zulu Mech 1 art soon, and a trailer. As well as a pile of other mind bending African Legends adventure excitement. Speaking of which, I have a new African Legends character coming out in novel and multimedia form later this year. He is historical, and like Memnon, is a world class, world renowned figure. The character is a famous black man from the Bible, Old Testament. See if you can figure out who his is. Yes, there is movie production interest in this property too. But this time I won't deal with someone destined for prison.
To see the ill fated youtube video featuring Wesley Snipes and the art of the great Mshindo, go here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J92_61-o_mU
Thanks for your time,
Gregory "Brother G" Walker
2011 winner of the "Stop The Brainwash" contest
2009 winner of the Octavia Butler Humanitarian Award for "Shades Of Memnon"
2000 winner of the Best New Author of the Year for "Shades Of Memnon"
Comment
Badge
IMPORTANT ALERTS
ALERT! ALERT! ALERT!
IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE CHANGING YOUR PROFILE PICTURE, SWITCH TO EITHER CHROME BROWSWER OR FIREFOX. THERE IS A KNOWN ISSUE WITH INTERNET EXPLORER THAT CAUSES TROUBLE CHANGING PICTURES.
PLEASE DO NOT SIGN IN WITH FACEBOOK IF YOU ALREADY HAVE AN ACCOUNT. YOU WILL CREATE A DUPLICATE THAT WILL NOT HAVE YOUR INFO CONNECTED. THANKS
NO SPAMMING
Please do not greet everyone on the site with large images and/or announcements of your book or business. Yes, you want to tell the world, but learn the fine art of subtlety. We have lost numerous members because of the amount of 'friend' mail they instantly receive. This Hurts Everyone.
Also, DO NOT post the same information multiple times throughout the site. It will be deleted without notice.
Spam is unsolicited advertising, whether it is posted as comments on other members' pages or is emailed for marketing purposes.
Please be considerate. Post your advertisement in the proper Articles/Forum or Group. There are inexpensive marketing channels that reach every member for just $25 on the Advertising tab. You can post your information on your profile and even update your blog as often as you like.
We are not into censorship, so please don't make us ask you to leave. Be kind and unselfish - don't spam.
Your Account Will Be Deleted Without Warning For Spam.
Groups
Blog Posts
February Twenty-One...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 21, 2019 at 5:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
 |
| Pointing to the Hill Tradition and history is embedded deep within the royal roots of Prairie View A&M University. When we stand for the school’s official song we ” Point to the Hill”. The Hill in which is the highest point in the Waller County area. |
Topics: African Americans, Civil Rights, Education, Human Rights, Women's Rights…
ContinueDorothy Vaughn...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 21, 2019 at 5:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
 |
| Portrait of Dorothy Vaughan Credits: Courtesy Vaughan Family |
Topics: African Americans, Civil Rights, Education, Human Rights, NASA, Women's Rights, Women in Science
Date of Birth: September 20, 1910
Hometown: Kansas City, MO…
ContinueFebruary Twenty...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 20, 2019 at 6:30am 0 Comments 1 Like
Topics: African Americans, Civil Rights, Education, Human Rights, Women's Rights
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Dr. Percy L. Julian...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 20, 2019 at 6:00am 0 Comments 1 Like
 |
| Percy Julian in the Minshall Laboratory at DePauw University during his tenure as a research fellow. Courtesy DePauw University Archives. |
Topics: African Americans, Chemistry, Civil Rights, Diversity in Science, Education, History, Human Rights
February Nineteen...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 19, 2019 at 6:30am 0 Comments 1 Like
 |
| April D. Ryan - American Urban Radio Network, CNN White House Correspondent, Morgan State University Alumni Photo - Central Jersey Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta: "The Presidency in Black and White: My Up Close View of the White House and Race in… |
From Dark To Missing...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 19, 2019 at 6:00am 0 Comments 2 Likes
 |
| An artist's depiction of the filaments of gas that fill intergalactic space, with an inset chart of how those filaments interact with X-rays from a quasar. Credit: Copyright Illustration: Springel et al. (2005); Spectrum: NASA/CXC/CfA/Kovács et al. |
Topics: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology, Dark Matter, Women in Science…
ContinueFebruary Eighteen...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 18, 2019 at 6:30am 0 Comments 2 Likes
 |
| Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Morehouse Alumni), Coretta Scott King and Yolanda King |
Topics: African Americans, Civil Rights, Education, Human Rights, Women's Rights
ContinueNational Society of Black Physicists...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 18, 2019 at 6:00am 0 Comments 2 Likes
 |
| President Obama, Bill Nye, Myth Busters and members of NSBP (from homepage) |
Topics: Diversity, Diversity in Science, NSBP, Women in Science
February Seventeen...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 17, 2019 at 6:30am 0 Comments 2 Likes
February Sixteen...
Posted by Reginald L. Goodwin on February 16, 2019 at 5:40pm 0 Comments 3 Likes
 |
| Violet Lewis, founded of Lewis Business College, and the first location on Indiana Street in Indianapolis. |
Topics: African Americans, Civil Rights, Education, Human Rights, Women's Rights
ContinueThe Digital Brothers Multimedia
The Digital Brothers
Our goal is to provide cost effective technological solutions for home, small and big business. After over 20 years of service working in this field, we decided to utilize our talents to develop and cultivate our own vision to benefit the community.
2D & 3D Animation
Graphic & Web Design
Photo & Video
Multimedia Development
Online & Print Marketing
Contact Us Today To Assist In Your Business Success
Website: www.TheDigitalBrothers.com
Email: info@thedigitalbrothers.com
GET AFROMAN FOR YOUR LOVED ONES.
THE UNDERGROUND BY ROXANNE BLAND
Life as alpha of a werewolf pack is anything but predictable. But even Parker Berenson is surprised by the latest twist: he’s fallen in love with a space alien. Problem is, he suspects Melera, his sexy new flame, might be the serial killer terrorizing Seattle. Or maybe she isn’t. After all, just because she’s an interstellar assassin doesn’t mean she’s guilty.
© 2019 Created by Jarvis Sheffield - Admin.
Powered by
You need to be a member of BlackScienceFictionSociety to add comments!
Join BlackScienceFictionSociety