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Kansas City Black Media – News, Radio, NAACP, Urban League
Kansas City News and Radio Media that is black-owned or serves the African American community. Also, information about the Kansas City chapter of NAACP and the Urban League.
Hot 103 Jazz Brunch Line
PHONE: 816-763-1052
Jazz Hotline
Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors and Phoenix Bar & Grill
PHONE: 816-753-5277
Bi-State Committee for the Preservation of Sacred African American Sites
Kansas City, Missouri
PHONE: 816-421-5661
Black Chamber of Commerce
1501 East 18th Street; Kansas City
PHONE: 816-474-9901
WEBSITE: www.bcckc.org
NAACP Kansas City
Kansas City, MO
PHONE: 816-421-1191
Urban League Kansas City
1710 The Paseo
PHONE: 816-471-0550
WEBSITE: www.ulkc.org
Print
The Call Newspaper
Kansas City’s oldest Black newspaper was founded in 1919; The Call supported and was supported by Kansas City’s great jazz era; for example in 1937 the Call featured ads from an astounding 80 different jazz clubs in the city
ADDRESS: 1715 East 18th Street
PHONE: 816-842-3804
Kansas City Black Pages
The Business Connection to the Black Community
ADDRESS: 1601 East 18th, Suite 315
PHONE: 816-421-0400
JAM
A free copy of nightclubs throughout Kansas City, published by Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors
Radio Stations
90.1 FM KKFI – Blues, Gospel, Jazz , Reggae, World Music
103.3 FM KPRS – Hip Hop, Old & New School R&B
106.5 FM KCIY – Jazz
107.3 FM KNRX – Old & New School R&B, Tom Joyner Morning Show
890 AM KGGN – Gospel , Sunday sermons, Talk
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16 Feb 11 | Black Funeral Homes in Missouri and Kansas
Elite Funeral Chapel
11525 Blue Ridge Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 64134
816-765-0141
Malcolm Morris, Funeral Director
Thatcher’s Funeral Home
1520 North 5th Street
Kansas City, KS 66101
Bullock Family Funeral Chapel / Ashland Cemetery
1903 Jules St.
St. Joseph, MO 64501
816-364-2301
Eey Bullock, Funeral Director / Owner
Slider Funeral Home
1734 Washington Blvd.
Kansas City, Kansas 66102
Watkins Brothers Memorial Chapel
913-573-2020
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Who Else Was In Debt When You Graduated High School?
Think back…
When you graduated high school and entered into adulthood, how much money did you start with? Did you have any investments? Did you have life insurance? Did you have a banking account?
Or, did you have $5 here and there from graduation cards and a family and friends dinner? Did you start receiving credit card offers from Penney’s, Sears, and Montgomery Wards? (more…)
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Duane E Harvey Funeral Directors – Kansas City, Missouri
“When only memories remain, let them be beautiful.”
Duane E Harvey, owner of Duane E. Harvey Funeral Directors, has over 36 years of funeral service experience. His knowledge and compassion for families is demonstrated everyday by providing superior services. (more…)
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Missouri and Kansas Small Business Number Portraits
461,259 – The number of small businesses in Missouri.
30,200- The number of minority-owned businesses in Missouri
120,457- The number of women-owned businesses in Missouri
229,776- The number of small businesses in Kansas
14,000- The number of minority-owned businesses in Kansas
59,642- The number of women-owned businesess in Kansas
Source: 2005 Annual Employer Health Benefits Survey released by the Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Research and Educational Trust.
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Black Economic Union in the Historic Lincoln Building
Located at the historical 18th and Vine District, the Black Economic Union is located in the historic Lincoln Building.
The Black Economic Union of Greater Kansas City (BEU) is a not-for-profit community development corporation located in the historic Lincoln Building in the 18th & Vine District of Kansas City, Mo. BEU’s president is Bailus Tate.
BEU was founded in 1968 by former NFL football stars and community activists Jim Brown and Curtis McClinton. (more…)
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