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Let's go, Detroit!
I am so excited for Detroit! There are so many happenings all occurring at the same time, shielding the massive blight of our neighborhoods, yet at the same time showcasing them. There’s so much talent, buried amongst the burroughs of Detroit.
My daughter brought to my attention, the new movie “Choir“, which features the Detroit City Youth Choir! Amazing! Then, somehow, my Facebook account…
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Let's Create Art & Music with Purpose
A comparison of Tupac and Langston Hughes and where we are headed
I’ve come across a few interesting pages lately, that identify with the mission I aim to uphold here at Olla Reservoir. The first channel the algorithm sent to me was HardlyInitiated. This is video podcast is hosted by Tony Gaskins, who blatantly and unapologetically reinforces truths that are not easy to spot. The angle he…
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The Grimy Side of Public Relations
Which weighs more: profit or merit?
Interestingly, we have emerged into yet another era of trust and mistrust, in relation to the news media and information we receive daily to enhance our lives, health and sustainability. Now we have entered the year of 2024, 5 years roughly after the COVID-19 virus struck the world, and the introduction of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Clinical trials for the…
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Look at the Legacy We Honor: Exploring the Historical Figures Behind HBCU Names
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) stand as pillars of education, resilience, and empowerment within the African American community. These institutions have played a crucial role in shaping the future of countless individuals, fostering academic excellence, and contributing to social progress. One intriguing aspect of HBCUs is the names they bear, each institution paying homage…
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Celebrating Ujima: Collective Work and Responsibility
Ujima, the third principle of Kwanzaa, holds profound historical significance rooted in African traditions. This principle encourages communities to work together to solve problems and build a stronger, more unified future. As we explore the rich history behind Ujima, we’ll also delve into the Nsibidi symbol and the Ancient Ekoi, unlocking the cultural tapestry that contributes to this…
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Unraveling the Kwanzaa Controversy: Exploring the Founder's Past
Kwanzaa, a cultural holiday celebrated by African Americans, has been a source of unity and celebration for many since its inception in 1966. However, the holiday has not been without controversy, particularly surrounding its founder, Maulana Karenga. In this article, we delve into the controversy surrounding Karenga’s past, exploring the criticisms and debates that have arisen over the…
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Embracing Unity: Celebrating Umoja and the symbolic Dagi Knot
Celebrating Umoja:
Community Gatherings:Umoja emphasizes the importance of unity within communities. Celebrate this principle by organizing community gatherings, whether it’s a potluck dinner, storytelling session, or a cultural event. Foster a sense of togetherness and solidarity among neighbors and friends.
Candle Lighting Ceremony:Incorporate the traditional Kwanzaa candle lighting ceremony…
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Detroit Residents Unheard as Powerful Interests Eclipse Local Perspectives
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Vested Interest in Detroit Ignores the "Hood"
Construction is underway everywhere you turn in the city of Detroit. New residential properties, upgraded commercial properties, even the construction of a performing arts center right on the corner of Alter Road and Jefferson Ave, which borders Detroit and the city of Grosse Pointe Park. It is an amazing remarkable sight — the revamping of the landscape of Detroit, however, there are still some…
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The Buzz
As I scoured the latest trends on Google, I came upon #studentloanforgiveness, which was a hot topic amongst many of the participants of X from the state of Texas, where the tweets flowed continuously. Recently, Biden had submitted an email to 813,000 people (about half the population of Idaho) who qualified for student loan forgiveness, which received hot and cold responses from X…
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Unlocking Entrepreneurial Success: Embracing AI for Parents
Book on artificial intelligence and humanity reviewed by Stephen Hawking (book) by Max Tegmark is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
Introduction: In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be the secret ingredient to financial success. Far from a one-way ticket to Lazyville, AI serves as a dynamic tool that empowers parents on their journey…
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Unveiling the Dark Side: 5 Ways Music Can Impact Children Negatively and How to Safeguard Them
Introduction: Welcome to Olla Reservoir, where we dive deep into the world of music and its potential effects on our children. In this blog, we’ll shed light on five negative aspects of music that might be aggressively influencing the younger generation and explore revolutionary ways to counteract these impacts.
Explicit Content: Today’s music often contains explicit lyrics and themes that may…
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National STEM Day Festival Celebrates with over 2000 Detroit students
National STEM Day Festival at the Lexus Velodrome
Science, technology, engineering and math are of the top academic subjects that are in desperate need of support, in order to facilitate an innovative future for our children’s children. STEM components can contribute to medicine, health care, tech products, the space industry and more. This year, the annual STEM festival was held on November…
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Olla Reservoir: An Indigenous Irrigation System of History, Self-Sustainability and Prosperity
Olla or Jar by Ko-Tyit (Cochiti Pueblo) is licensed under CC-BY 3.0
This clay pot is a symbol of the tactics that were once and still used to sow a garden successfully, to water plants, after being inserted into the ground, and eliminate daily watering. I want to be able to use this tactic, metaphorically when sharing hydration of knowledge, that is necessary to produce a harvest of strong and…
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A pioneer Detroit grocery store owner has arrived to lead residents towards convenient healthy options
Detroit, MI
When the average Detroit resident travels to their daily destination, the amount of liquor stores they pass can total 20 or more. According to the City of Detroit Data retrieval tool, there are over 2000 liquor licenses issues as of September 2023. These licenses include liquor stores, grocery stores and bars. Comparing this data to the same amount of grocery stores in the immediate…
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An Urban Gardner's Story, Commemorated by His Community
Detroit, MI
On Tuesday, October 24th, 2023, the new mural on the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Lakewood Street on the city’s east side was painted by the artist, Nicole MacDonald, who won the City Walls open call commission, was revealed. This mural depicts local urban gardeners from the Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood, such as the Feedom Freedom owners, Wayne and Myrtle Curtis, Tammy Black,…
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Former NIKE Missile Site Transformed into a Victorious Site for the Community
A new addition to the serenity of Alfred Brush Ford Park encompasses a community project recently celebrated by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan on October 19, 2023, surrounded by contributors such as Frank Bach and Tammy Black, well-known for revitalization planning around Jefferson and Chalmers neighborhood, along with many other prominent community leaders on the city of Detroit’s east side.
The…
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