dN|Be's CEO & Creative Director was recently interviewed by The LI$T, an up-and-coming blog helping college students navigate their way to graduation.  Check out the interview HERE.

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Instead of paying for online advertising to try and promote dN|Be we figured why not let the people promote us and give the money to a good cause instead.  So we're gonna try this little experiment and if it works we'll do it with a different non-profit every month.  Since the PROPER education of our children is very near and dear to our hearts, the first organization to benefit from this experiment will be Kamali Academy.  We'll donate 10 cents for every new fan we get at facebook.com/dnbeapparel from May 1 - 14, 2011.

We must have our own schools, centered around our culture, and providing an education to benefit and empower our people, not just educate them for jobs being servants of other people.  The founder of Kamali Academy, Brother Samori Camara, can explain it better, check the video.

 After about a year in the vault, we're bring back this design with a Limited Edition RBG color scheme.  Only 50 made.  (click images to purchase)

We've recently decided to start selling other conscious brands on the site...first up Guerrilla Republik.  Read the mission statement on the back of the shirt to see where they're comin' from.  "Only the realist feel this." (click images to purchase)

 Just got some new colors in stock.  Check 'em out (click images to purchase):

ATL is our HQ and where most of our fans live, so it was only proper that our first tee in Liberate [insert city name] series show love to the A.  More cities to follow, but for now help us liberate Atlanta by buying this fundraiser t-shirt.  $5 from each shirt sale will go to various causes in the city, which will rotate over time.  Right now we're starting with HABESHA and 10-10-50.org.

10-10-50.org: The purpose of 10-10-50 is to spark and stimulate power building activity by a large segment of the African (Black) Community in America and beyond. 

10: Each person of African descent who would consider himselfor herself seriously concerned about the plight of African (Black) people must commit a minimum of ten (10) hours each month to a community based organization or institution concerned with the uplift and improvement of our people. This means dedicating yourself to the excellent performance of your chosen organization or institution and helping to make your chosen organization or institution the very best that it can be. – We must build strong organizations and institutions --- none of us are justified sitting on the sideline complaining about what others are not doing. 

10: Commit a minimum of $10 every month to help fund your chosen organization or institution. Make a conscious effort to choose an organization or institution that needs your help. 

50: Transfer or redirect, at a minimum, an additional $50 from your monthly budget to support African (Black) owned and operated businesses. $50 a month should not be the total you spend, but use your creativity to find ways to spend an additional $50 each month. – Make it known to these businesses that you support 10-10-50. Demand that they give good service and that they reinvest in our community.

10-10-50.org is sponsored and hosted by the African Community Centers for Unity and Self-Determination, Inc. (ACCUSD). ACCUSD is a non-profit and tax-exempt corporation with the single aim of helping to develop and maintain "Functional Unity" among African (Black) people in America and throughout the world.

HABESHA, Inc:  a Pan-African organization that cultivates leadership in youth through practical experiences in cultural education, sustainable agriculture, entrepreneurship, holistic health, and technology. HABESHA is a volunteer-based non-profit organization founded in 2002 that is committed to the education and upliftment of youth of African descent who live in areas where there is a high rate of poverty, crime, violence, and who may be at risk because of environmental or other circumstances. It is our wish to assure the spread of education among Africans throughout the world. In the education and training of the younger generation lies the hope of African peoples and the keys to our future.

In partnership with Great Black Speakers Bureau, dN|Be is pleased to present a select few talented African/African-American speakers that share our mission of Black empowerment.  We work very closely with our speakers and clients to ensure that they receive the best experience possible. The speakers we represent are very well trained in their craft and are able to provide keynote speeches, workshops and seminars, panel discussions, as well as conferences.  Check out the links below for more info:

Find a public speaker

Become a public speaker

Check out this remix of our Hip Hop is a Weapon design.  Also, just a reminder about our Black History Year sale going on until Feb. 14th, use discount code bhy10 at checkout (not available in design-your-own store).  Click image below to purchase.

Where do you go to find conscious music? ...We'll wait...exactly.  There's nothing you can say is like "the iTunes of conscious music."  Our goal is to create that place.  The soft launch of dN|Be Music begins with the introduction of albums from Skipp Coon & Mr. Nick, Soul, and Marcel P. Black.  Click the images below to listen.  Our goal is to make dN|Be Music the premier source for conscious urban music on the internet in an effort to pursue our goal of disseminating positive propaganda through fashion and entertainment.  If you are an artist that shares our mission and vision, please submit your music to info@dnbeentertainment.com.