Victor Trammell
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.
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).
Victor TrammellPublished 25 days 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.
Victor TrammellPublished about a month 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.”
Victor TrammellPublished 3 months ago in Humans
Belief Beyond Belief: The Tameca Lash Story
The Art of Starting Small Many years ago, some of the biggest retail chains and product brands in the world today started off the same way - through a visionary who had a great business idea.
Victor TrammellPublished 3 months ago in Geeks
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.”
Victor TrammellPublished 4 months ago in Viva
Hopeful New SHE-riff in Town is Showing How Roses Grow From Concrete
How Roses Grow From Concrete The late Tupac Shakur wrote a poetic composition titled “The Rose That Grew From Concrete,” which was published as an album project of poetry in 2000.
Victor TrammellPublished 4 months ago in Geeks
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).
Victor TrammellPublished 4 months ago in Viva
AFRiKA iNFINiTE's 'Diaspora Mix' Will Add Sonic Versatility
Contemporary hip-hop music from the genre’s golden era featured songs with artists who experimented with sounds, which were derived from other musical forms.
Victor TrammellPublished 8 months ago in Beat
