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About Me

Free Black Woman Free Black Man Enterprises International is an urban company founded by a young lady who is committed to the upliftment of African people across the globe. With a background in education, entertainment and social work, Ms. McSwine holds bachelors degree from Clark Atlanta University as well as some graduate work at The University of California, Berkeley.Her company takes pride in bringing awarness to the African-American community around issues of HIV, Homosexuality, Women's Rights, Job Inequalities, and Criminal Justice. As a blossoming casting director, Ms. McSwine has had the opportunity to work on music videos, television shows, films, and commercials and she is looking to network with people who can hire her or who would like to utilize her services.Please contact FBWFBMEI at [email protected], Ms. McSwine is working in conjunction with the 2006 National Hip Hop Political Convention (www.2006hiphopconvention.org) that will be taking place in the city of Chicago in July of this year.

My Interests

My interests include helping people to achieve their dreams.

I'd like to meet:

Entertainment companies and other people in the hip hop community.

Music:

Stephanie Mills, Erykah Badu.

Movies:

I like to watch educational films with a storyline. I am a big Jennifer Lopez fan in terms of female entrepreneuers in the entertainment business, but I also love her movies.

Television:

VH1 Soul, Black Entertainment Television, VH1, E, WPWR, FX, TVONE, CLTV, WLS, MTV, WBBM, WGN, OXYGN, WFLD, NICK, ESPN, HIST, and Disney to name a few.

Books:

I enjoy reading books that are educational. Reading a book is a great way to learn something new, explore, ask questions or to be nosy if you are too afraid to ask someone a question. Some of my favorite books include The Coldest Winter Ever by Sistah Souljah, The Hip Hop Generation by Bakari Kitwana and Homecourt Advantage by Rita Ewing and Crystal McCrary Anthony.

Heroes:

My heros include people I have had the opportunity to meet in person who have given me a personal vision for my life that I would not have had otherwise. Some of them would be Nathan McCall, Kanye West, Donda West, Oprah Winfrey, John Legend, Dolores Cross, Donna Franklin, Stephani Thompson, Alexis Franklin and April Franklin-Quilter.

My Blog

...When You Were In High School, Did You Want To Fit In Or Stand Out?

That's my blog...when you were in high school...did you want to fit in or stand out? There are all types of people in the world, so I am asking today...what type of person are you? Who did you ...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Tue, 08 Aug 2006 04:01:00 PST

Are You What You Watch, Listen To And Read?

For those of us who still have some time to either watch television, watch and/or go to the movies, read magazines, read books, or listen to the radio, I would love to get your opinions as to how you ...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Sat, 06 Jan 2007 07:37:00 PST

Technology And Crime

I would like to say that with The United States of America having the highest rates of imprisonment in the world, according to CNN, I think that minorities who are born in this country...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Sat, 06 Jan 2007 06:55:00 PST

If You Believe In Women's Rights, Does That Make You An Activist?

Hello, I thought I would post this blog because I would like to see more examples of women-led companies in the entertainment business. I would love to see women taking charge of thier own ...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Sat, 06 Jan 2007 06:21:00 PST

Hip Hop And Politics, What Do You Think?

With P. Diddy's vote or die campaign and efforts by numerous hip hop artists to organize their home-towns, I would like to know what's going on politically in your neck of the woods? I would lik...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Sat, 06 Jan 2007 06:06:00 PST

Does Watching The Ellen Show Mean That You Support Homosexuality?

I was over some friend's house watching television in the living room, when I made a request to turn on The Ellen Show. I had heard from a couple of different people that she was funny, as since...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Sun, 31 Dec 2006 08:15:00 PST

Myisha McSwine Featured In Timeout Chicago Magazine!!!

Timeout Chicago magazine did a story on The 2006 National Hip Hop Political Convention...the one with Rhymefest on the cover!!!! Check it out!!!!!
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Wed, 02 Aug 2006 11:16:00 PST

Have You Found Your Soul?

After making the moves in my life to live the best life possible, I would like to challenge all those people who subscribe to my blog to do the same. When you think about the things ...
Posted by www.fbwfbmei.com on Thu, 27 Jul 2006 09:44:00 PST