Bohana Puts Black Excellence Back into Luxury Real Estate
February 23, 2023
Donna Bohana is one of the few (if not the only) African American female luxury agents in the Malibu to Newport Beach Hollywood to Westlake Village areas.
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The Pulse of Entertainment: Well Deserved Honor Bestowed to Public Relations Guru Dr. Edna Sims by The Caucus
December 19, 2019
“They contacted me and said, ‘We have selected you to receive our Chairs Award because of your good work,’” Dr. Edna Sims said about the “Chairs Award” she recently received from The Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors – a 40 year-old membership organization. Dr. Edna is a public relations specialist through her company ESP Public Relations. It is a full- service agency whose clients include The Caucus. Other clients, past and present, have included the MTV Network, Comcast, Spike Lee, Kim Kardashian, David E. Talbert, Katt Williams, ASCAP, Grammy Foundation, Radio One and Janet Jackson. Dr. Sims joined a
The List of Black and Missing Continues to Grow
June 7, 2019
The alarming number of missing Black females counts for a large chunk of disappearances nationwide. Yet, as the crisis continues, media attention remains largely diverted.