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circle of sistersGrammy-Award Singer Maxwell, Deborah Cox, Meagan Good, Naturi Naughton, Rotimi and Larenz Tate among the celebrities who will be at this year’s event discussing sisterhood, relationships, and social advocacy

Black women will unite to celebrate community, sisterhood and entertainment at the annual Circle of Sisters Expo.��The event takes place at the�Jacob Javits Convention Center,�New York City, Saturday, September 7, 2019.�Doors open at 10:00 a.m. and the day concludes at 10:00 p.m. The signature event is a must-attend destination featuring celebrities, musical performances, engaging seminars, empowering panels, and a curated marketplace.�

Produced by NYC’s leading radio stations WBLS and WLIB,�Circle of Sisters�is the premier expo in the Tri-State celebrating and uniting Black Women and their families. This year’s lineup includes Grammy award-winning singer�Maxwell, who will be featured on the main stage for a one-on-one conversation, R&B singer�Brian McKnightand�songstress�Deborah Cox,�who will hit the performance stage for an unforgettable music showcase. The day will also include a�‘Good’�conversation with starletMeagan Good�and�WBLS’ Lenny Green�discussing life, love, health and happiness; and a star-studded�POWER�panel featuring the hit series’ cast members�Naturi Naughton, Rotimi�and�Larenz Tate�to discuss the ground-breaking show and what’s next for them. Also, on the main stage will be a special recognition honoring�The Exonerated 5:�Kevin Richardson,�Yusef Salaam,�Raymond Santana,�and�Korey Wise in their journey to vindication as portrayed in Ava DuVernay’s Netflix series�When They See Us, The Central Park 5.

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“Since its inception, we have created a one-of-a-kind experience for all Black women and families to celebrate each other. From musical performances by today’s music sensations to thought-provoking and star-studded panel discussions on entertainment, social issues, and relationships to our highly-favored Gospel concert, Circle of Sisters is definitely not to be missed,” says�Charlie Morgan, Senior Vice President/Market Manager WBLS/WLIB.� “Our ultimate goal is always to make our community happy beyond measure and produce a successful event.”

The State of Black America: From #Hashtag to Action�panel�will cover everything from the upcoming presidential elections, voter registration, taxes, social advocacy, and political representation lead by civil rights activist and political commentator�Rev. Al Sharpton�and featuring famed attorney�Benjamin Crump,�educator�Akbar Cook,�as well as�political commentator, politician�Bakari Sellers.� The�Daughters of the Movement�panel will feature the next generation of our iconic civil rights leaders;�Gina Belafonte, daughter of Julie and Harry Belafonte; Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter of Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz;�Dominique Sharpton, daughter of Reverend Al Sharpton, and more.

Crowd-favorite�Ignite Your Hustle: The Boss Chronicles�panel returns with a candid discussion of success, failure and lessons learned on their way to the top with power bosses�Lisa Price�and BET executive�Connie Orlando�moderated by�WBLS’ D�j� Vu.�New this year will be a conversation with Harlem’s style icon and author�Dapper Dan. Plus, you can always expect a host of surprises and performances from today’s hitmakers will round out the day.

Circle of Sisters also features the�2019�Gospel Explosion�hosted by�WBLS’ Neicy Tribbett, Liz Black�and�Donnie McClurkin�with featured performances�by�today’s leading gospel artists�Hezekiah Walker,�Anthony Brown,�Jonathan Nelson�and�Yolanda Adams�and more.

Tickets purchased in advance to the�Expo�are�$20�and will be�$25�at the door. Tickets for the�Gospel Explosion�start at�$30. To purchase tickets, visit�CircleOfSisters.comonline. To learn more about Circle of Sisters, watch:�https://vimeo.com/285157997�

Circle of Sisters (COS)�is the largest expo for Black Women in New York City with more than 30,000 attendees. Produced and hosted by WBLS-FM/WLIB-AM and Emmis Communications, COS hosts a variety of panel discussions, seminars, and gospel concert in addition to nearly 300 vendors and small businesses selling unique items and services all weekend. The Expo is accented by an avalanche of captivating elements in which participants can attend informative and empowering panel discussions led by authors, field experts, political figures and some of the biggest names in entertainment.

Grammy-Award Singer Maxwell, Deborah Cox, Meagan Good, Naturi Naughton, Rotimi and Larenz Tate among the celebrities who will be at this year’s event discussing sisterhood, relationships, and social advocacy

Black women will unite to celebrate community, sisterhood and entertainment at the annual Circle of Sisters Expo.��The event takes place at the�Jacob Javits Convention Center,�New York City, Saturday, September 7, 2019.�Doors open at 10:00 a.m. and the day concludes at 10:00 p.m. The signature event is a must-attend destination featuring celebrities, musical performances, engaging seminars, empowering panels, and a curated marketplace.

Produced by NYC’s leading radio stations WBLS and WLIB,�Circle of Sisters�is the premier expo in the Tri-State celebrating and uniting Black Women and their families. This year’s lineup includes Grammy award-winning singer�Maxwell, who will be featured on the main stage for a one-on-one conversation, R&B singer�Brian McKnightand�songstress�Deborah Cox,�who will hit the performance stage for an unforgettable music showcase. The day will also include a�‘Good’�conversation with starletMeagan Good�and�WBLS’ Lenny Green�discussing life, love, health and happiness; and a star-studded�POWER�panel featuring the hit series’ cast members�Naturi Naughton, Rotimi�and�Larenz Tate�to discuss the ground-breaking show and what’s next for them. Also, on the main stage will be a special recognition honoring�The Exonerated 5:�Kevin Richardson,�Yusef Salaam,�Raymond Santana,�and�Korey Wise�in their journey to vindication as portrayed in Ava DuVernay’s Netflix seriesWhen They See Us, The Central Park 5.

“Since its inception, we have created a one-of-a-kind experience for all Black women and families to celebrate each other. From musical performances by today’s music sensations to thought-provoking and star-studded panel discussions on entertainment, social issues, and relationships to our highly-favored Gospel concert, Circle of Sisters is definitely not to be missed,” says�Charlie Morgan, Senior Vice President/Market Manager WBLS/WLIB.� “Our ultimate goal is always to make our community happy beyond measure and produce a successful event.”

The State of Black America: From #Hashtag to Action�panel�will cover everything from the upcoming presidential elections, voter registration, taxes, social advocacy, and political representation lead by civil rights activist and political commentator�Rev. Al Sharpton�and featuring famed attorney�Benjamin Crump,�educator�Akbar Cook,�as well as�political commentator, politician�Bakari Sellers.� The�Daughters of the Movement�panel will feature the next generation of our iconic civil rights leaders;�Gina Belafonte, daughter of Julie and Harry Belafonte; Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter of Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz;�Dominique Sharpton, daughter of Reverend Al Sharpton, and more.

Crowd-favorite�Ignite Your Hustle: The Boss Chronicles�panel returns with a candid discussion of success, failure and lessons learned on their way to the top with power bosses�Lisa Price�and BET executive�Connie Orlando�moderated by�WBLS’ D�j� Vu.�New this year will be a conversation with Harlem’s style icon and author�Dapper Dan. Plus, you can always expect a host of surprises and performances from today’s hitmakers will round out the day.

Circle of Sisters also features the�2019�Gospel Explosion�hosted by�WBLS’ Neicy Tribbett, Liz Black�and�Donnie McClurkin�with featured performances�by�today’s leading gospel artists�Hezekiah Walker,�Anthony Brown,�Jonathan Nelson�and�Yolanda Adams�and more.

Tickets purchased in advance to the�Expo�are�$20�and will be�$25�at the door. Tickets for the�Gospel Explosion�start at�$30. To purchase tickets, visit�CircleOfSisters.comonline. To learn more about Circle of Sisters, watch:�https://vimeo.com/285157997

Circle of Sisters (COS)�is the largest expo for Black Women in New York City with more than 30,000 attendees. Produced and hosted by WBLS-FM/WLIB-AM and Emmis Communications, COS hosts a variety of panel discussions, seminars, and gospel concert in addition to nearly 300 vendors and small businesses selling unique items and services all weekend. The Expo is accented by an avalanche of captivating elements in which participants can attend informative and empowering panel discussions led by authors, field experts, political figures and some of the biggest names in entertainment.

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