Renee Sudderth

Family – Father And Son Inspiring The World

December 17, 2020 Renee Sudderth 37

Family can be the greatest gift given by God, if you allow it to be. Terrace V. White retired from the United States Air Force and accepted the parenting role of being a single father for his […]

A D King Foundation – Honoring Integrity And Courage For 11 Years

November 23, 2020 Renee Sudderth 2

The evening, November 14, 2020 offered a bright fluttering “butterfly” spot of hope in our lives since the world has been battling the Covid-19 Pandemic throughout 2020. Mrs. Naomi Ruth Barber King and her late husband, Rev. Dr. Alfred […]

Victor Hodge, Army Veteran – Still Making His Mark

November 10, 2020 Renee Sudderth 55

Veterans Day 2020 celebrations are likely to be different from previous celebrations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But, you can be sure that we Americans will never forget to honor our dedicated veterans who raised their […]

Entrepreneur Akeem Shannon Takes Many Bites – Watch “Shark Tank”

November 5, 2020 Renee Sudderth 22

The gateway to the Midwest is the beautiful monument, the (St. Louis Missouri) Gateway Arch, however the gateway for your smart phone or tablet is the flipstik, invented by St. Louis native, Akeem Shannon. Akeem is […]

We Are In This Together

September 24, 2020 Renee Sudderth 11

As a citizen of the United States of America, and a Splash Magazine World Wide Photojournalist, I am severely heart- broken because of all the chaos, murdering, lying, scandals, police brutality, prejudice, social injustice, homeless, hunger, unemployment, severe climate […]

Congressman John Lewis – “Good Trouble” Legacy Marches On

August 6, 2020 Renee Sudderth 44

Congressman John R. Lewis participated in many marches for the Civil Rights Movement, Human Rights and much more, but on July 17, 2020 he marched faithfully through Heaven’s gate. Lewis, “the boy from Troy” became […]

Dr. Naomi Ruth Barber King Reliving the Civil Right Era as she Remembers her Friends – Lowery, Vivian and Lewis

July 21, 2020 Renee Sudderth 20

Rev. Dr. Alfred King, affectionately known as A. D. King, younger brother of Martin L. King, Jr., was the victim of a suspicious drowning death 51 years ago on July 21,1969, 15 months after his […]

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George Floyd’s Death Hurts – His Legacy Soothes

June 5, 2020 Renee Sudderth 34

On Monday, May 25, 2020 (Memorial Day 2020) the world witnessed the ground lynching of a black man, George Floyd at the knee and hands of a white police officer. The days after that so […]

“White Men Can’t Jump” Star – Cylk Cozart Directs “Ball of Confusion”

March 11, 2020 Renee Sudderth 79

Cylk Cozart, Hollywood Actor, Director, Producer, Writer, Songwriter brings it back to the place of his beginning, near the Great Smokey Mountains in East Tennessee, known as “Knoxville, Tennessee”. Young Calvin “Cylk” Cozart started acting beginning […]

A.D. King Foundation Youth Empowerment Gala – A Memorable Moment

February 28, 2020 Renee Sudderth 10

History is meant to be told. The month of February was officially designated as Black History Month by President Gerald Ford in 1976, the United States’ Bicentennial year. He felt those who had accomplishments should always be […]