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      • McKinley Nelson’s vision Project sWISH: 28 Hours of Peace

        In a conversation with rolling out, McKinley Nelson, the founder of Project sWISH Chicago, dives deep into his mission to provide a safe space and critical resources for young men in the city. As he prepares for the third annual 28 Hours of Peace lock-in event, Nelson discusses the inspiration behind the initiative, the impact The post McKinley Nelson’s vision Project sWISH: 28 Hours of Peace appeared first on Rolling Out.

      BHN Insider: Rolling back into Black communities, skating is a stylish exercise that is here to stay

      By Black Headline News https://vimeo.com/845171102 In 2023, the roller-skating craze is back and beyond trending in Black communities throughout the nation, where adult-only roller-skating rinks are popping up all over the Midwest and the South. The fun, fitness pastime, is becoming competitive, where skaters are rolling in dazzling, styled skate-wear and showing off innovative moves

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