Victor Trammell
Bio
Victor Trammell is a digital media producer, freelance journalist, and author. Mr. Trammell primarily covers current events at the Your Black World Network for online news. Formerly, he was a writer for the Michael Baisden Show.
Stories (62/0)
Once Played by Rapper Cam’ron in’ Paid in Full," Ex-Druglord ‘Alpo’ Martinez, Murdered in Harlem
A notorious NYC-born underworld figure, who was portrayed in a legendary film by talented rapper/actor Camron “Killa Cam” Giles (pictured right), was murdered execution-style in his hometown Sunday morning (Oct. 31).
By Victor Trammell7 months ago in Beat
Movie Review - "The Art of Letting Go: The Erica Jones Story"
The fabric of building wealth and generational greatness in Black America’s communities has historically been woven together by two key elements: Black-owned business enterprises and the strong families that incorporate them.
By Victor Trammell7 months ago in The Swamp
Soulful Revival: The Shalenda Gunnels Story
Rising From the Ashes The idiom “rise from the ashes” tell the story of a fictitious bird from Greek mythology called “the Phoenix.” However, the bird’s Greek name (Phoenix) derives from an ancient Egyptian (Kemetic) legend about “the bird of the sun god.”
By Victor Trammell9 months ago in Humans
See How This Woman Turned Incarceration to Incorporation
Proclaimed Emancipation to Privatized Incarceration In the United States of America’s national anthem titled “The Star-Spangled Banner,” a song lyric describes it as “the land of the free and the home of the brave.”
By Victor Trammell10 months ago in Viva
Model Behavior: Socialite Jamie N. Brown's Two-Year Road Thru Loss, Love, & Life
Two full years have passed since Vocal Media’s online community of professional photography published a feature story of mine, which profiled southern socialite Jamie Nicole Brown (pictured).
By Victor Trammell10 months ago in Viva
REPARATIONS NOW, MR. PRESIDENT!
By Guest Contributor Bashir Muhammad Akinyele “We are now faced with the fact that tomorrow is today. We are confronted with the fierce urgency of now. In this unfolding conundrum of life and history, there "is" such a thing as being too late. This is no time for apathy or complacency. This is a time for vigorous and positive action.”
By Victor Trammellabout a year ago in The Swamp
