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In the middle of a recession, one Black entrepreneur made the unthinkable happen — he turned a $300 salon style into an $8 DIY sensation. Comer Cottrell’s Pro-Line Curly Kit didn’t just moisturize curls — it moisturized the culture. He turned beauty into business, gave identity to the underserved, and sparked a movement that sold millions. This isn’t just history — it’s a blueprint for innovation.

Judge MamaKatt Live Courtroom Show isn’t your average courtroom — it’s where real people, real drama, and real verdicts collide LIVE. MamaKatt brings the heat with raw honesty, unfiltered wisdom, and laugh-out-loud moments that keep viewers hooked. Every Thursday night, the cases get wild, the truths come out, and MamaKatt makes sure justice is served with style. Watch Judge Mamakatt Thursdays at 8 PM on all streaming Copper TV platforms.

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A caller drops an unverified claim on The Judge Mamakatt Live Show—and the room gets loud. We don’t convict people with rumors; we discuss them responsibly. What’s your verdict? New episodes Thursdays, 8PM On all Copper TV platforms. 🔔

The soul of roller skating has been rolling through Black communities for 100+ years—from “Soul Night” during segregation to JB style in Chicago, trains in NY/NJ, LA slides, and Atlanta’s Cascade. Rinks were stages for hip-hop before the big venues, safe havens in tense cities, and hubs for youth, family, and culture. Ledger Smith skated 685 miles to the March on Washington. Today, Black-owned rinks like Cascade (ATL), RollerCade (Detroit), and Rollin’ CLT (Charlotte) still carry the legacy. This isn’t a comeback. It never left.

Ebony was a mirror. Jet was a megaphone. From Emmett Till’s truth to Maya Angelou’s joy, Johnson Publishing showed Black America its brilliance when no one else would. 40 % of Black homes. 5 million images saved by the Smithsonian. They didn’t just change magazines—they changed the mirror.

Explore how Johnson Publishing turned a $500 loan into Ebony and Jet, the magazines that revolutionized Black representation. From Jet’s Emmett Till cover to Ebony’s iconic portraits, this Black‑owned Chicago powerhouse shaped beauty, business, and culture—preserving 5 million images now housed by the Smithsonian. A must‑watch for anyone interested in media, history, and true diversity.

A revolution is happening in Burkina Faso — and his name is Ibrahim Traoré. While world leaders talk, he takes action: kicking out foreign troops, reclaiming resources, and leading a new Pan-African alliance. Africa’s not waiting anymore. 🔥 Would you support a leader like this in your country?

At just 35 years old, Ibrahim Traoré became the youngest head of state in the world. He kicked out foreign troops, nationalized gold mines, and is building a Pan-African future from Burkina Faso. For Black people around the globe, this is the story you haven’t heard — but need to. Watch till the end, then ask yourself: who owns the land, who controls the gold, and who gets to write the rules?

Before TikTok, before Amazon, one Black man made beauty go viral. In the middle of the 1980 recession, Comer Cottrell boxed a curl. What used to cost $300 at the salon now cost $8 at the drugstore. Michael Jackson had it. Deion Sanders had it. Black America embraced it. The Pro-Line Curly Kit wasn’t just a product — it was a cultural innovation. In a world demanding conformity, the Jheri curl said: we’re going to do it our way. Loud. Slick. Unapologetically Black. This is a story of style, hustle, and ownership. Cottrell eventually sold his company for over $75 million. And even if the look faded, the legacy never did.

Life doesn’t always follow your plan — but structure, discipline, and self-awareness create a spiritual fortitude that brings the right people and energy into your life. Stay on God’s path. Get grounded. Build what lasts.

Staying ignorant doesn’t keep you safe — it keeps you vulnerable. If something can affect your life, your peace, your money, or your safety, you should want to know about it. Awareness is survival. Period.

As you grow, you realize not everyone deserves access to your energy. Some people are green lights — they support you. Others are red lights — they block you at every turn. Learn the difference, protect your alignment, and move with purpose. 🚦

Let’s stop pretending artists don’t need money. Creativity flows stronger when you’re stable, supported, and in a good headspace. This isn’t about selling out — it’s about being free to create without surviving check to check. Respect the hustle. Respect the art.

This isn’t your average classic — it’s a 1949 Ford F1 reimagined in Lime Gold, with a 501 motor, air ride suspension, and custom everything. Built with passion in Ashland, Kentucky. The real deal.

Herme$ questions the entire system: “I wish money didn’t exist.” In this raw moment, the artist talks about how currency has twisted the value of life and dreams of a world where we live tribal, selfless, and free. This one hits deep. 💭

No man in the house. No game plan for the kids. We’re raising generations with broken foundations — while prioritizing personal upgrades over parental knowledge. This isn’t hate. It’s accountability. If you can research a BBL, you can research your child’s future.