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All of the leftover Oscars food From this year was donated to various Los Angeles communities in need

Posted by Prince Malachi The First on March 2, 2017 at 11:30pm

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Thanks to a group initiative and the help of one inspiring actress, the large amounts of leftover food from this year's Oscars ceremony did not go to waste.

Freida Pinto, actress, activist and Global Citizen Ambassador, teamed up with Copia — a San Francisco-based company that uses technology to reduce waste and feed communities in need — to ensure all those leftover appetizers, desserts and salmon dishes from the 89th Academy Awards after parties went to good use.

According to an Instagram po

ESPN’s Chris Broussard Discusses Systemic Racism, Reconstructing the Black Male Image, and the Michael Brown Killing at the Flint Big Brothers Big Sisters 70th Anniversary Gala

Posted by Prince Malachi The First on September 14, 2014 at 11:06pm

ESPN’s Chris Broussard speaks at the Flint Big Brothers Big Sisters 70th anniversary gala at Art Van Furniture in Flint on Friday, Sept. 12.

Chris Broussard makes a living by giving his views on sports on national TV on ESPN, and during the first of two stops in Flint on Friday, he had a lot to say.

But sports were only a small part of his message: He was more focused on speaking about systemic racism, the need for a reconstruction of the black male image, and the Michael Brown killing in Fe

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