Memphis Most populated City of Blacks in U.S. Memphis has a cotton Museum & no Black Memphis History Museum & Historic Black inequality. Black on Black Racism, whereas Memphis is pimping The Dr. King Legacy & refuse to acknowledge Black World History
MEMPHIS, TN, May 13, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ -- This story is more than a news release but an expose' regarding Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism. This story is supported via videos that tell best the story whereas Memphis refuse to acknowledge the "Black World History" regarding the 1988 Black produced Memphis film "The Contemporary Gladiator" and its "World Black History." This story is not designed to be a "quick read." This story details Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism.
Click here to see our 7 minute video titled; Black on Black Racism Reason for No Black Equality or A Black Memphis History Museum in Memphis.
This story is not just a quick read, but a dissertation. Black Memphis Filmmaker Anthony "Amp" Elmore reveals how Memphis is "Pimping The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr" while promoting White Supremacy, Racism, Black on Black Racism, whereas Memphis refuse to acknowledge "World Black History."
Anthony "Amp" Elmore a Memphis born 5-time World Kickboxing Champion is fighting Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism for "World Black History." This story goes beyond Memphis. This story digs into the heart and soul of Black Memphis leaders betraying the legacy of Black people worldwide.
Black Memphis leaders deny not only Black youth in Memphis of a rightful legacy of Black World History, Black Memphis leaders deny little Black children in Africa and around the world the inspiration of knowing that the 1st Kickboxing film in world film history was produced not only in "Orange Mound" the 1st planned community in America built for Blacks by Blacks, Anthony "Amp" Elmore who continues to live in Orange Mound in Memphis is the writer, producer, director and star of the film "The Contemporary Gladiator" and its untold racially obscured "World Black History."
"Black World History" transcends geographic borders, celebrating the contributions of Black individuals whose influence extends globally, whereas "American Black History" focuses on the struggles, achievements, and cultural impact of Black Americans within the United States.
Anthony "Amp" Elmore's groundbreaking 1988 Memphis film, The Contemporary Gladiator, is a monumental example of "Black World History"—its distinction as the first kickboxing film ever made worldwide is not just a cinematic milestone but an inspiration for Black filmmakers, athletes, and visionaries across generations.
Despite its erasure from mainstream Memphis narratives, the film stands as a testament to Black excellence, resilience, and the ability to break barriers on an international stage. Because Memphis racially ignores and discriminates such a legacy within Memphis tourism is to deny the world a piece of Black innovation that resonates far beyond the city itself. The acknowledgment of the 1988 Black produced Memphis film "The Contemporary Gladiator" is not just a nod to American history—it is a declaration that Black achievements deserves recognition in every corner of the globe and not be hidden and discriminated as in Memphis.
The Contemporary Gladiator stands alone in Memphis film history, not just as a local production but as a pioneering force in World Film History. While Memphis has birthed films that may have earned recognition in American cinema, none have shattered global barriers like this one—securing its rightful place in Black World History. Kickboxing itself is an international sport, deeply rooted in cultures across the globe, and this film's distinction as the first-ever kickboxing movie transcends Memphis, America, and reaches into a worldwide legacy.
The Memphis refusal to acknowledge this achievement does more than obscure Memphis' contribution—it denies Black filmmakers and athletes the inspiration they deserve. Recognizing The Contemporary Gladiator is not just about film history, it's about honoring Black excellence on a global scale. Black Memphis leaders discriminate regarding this film's "Black World History."
On April 18, 2025 the Blockbuster movie "Sinners" directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan premiered Worldwide. Such a movie should have come from Memphis. There is however a culture in Memphis of White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism whereas only White Films and White Filmmakers are supported in Memphis.
The White Memphis Shelby County Film Commissioner Linn Sitler used her "Function & Authority" to erase "World Black History." Linn Sitler used her "White Supremacy" to shape the culture and history of Memphis. Click here to see video titled: Ms. Ann White Woman Shaped Memphis Culture History and Art.
Click here to see the 1:27 minute documentary movie titled: "Black Memphis History." Black on Black Racism is the reason for no Black Equality or a Black Memphis History Museum in Memphis. In fact the documentary movie "Black Memphis History" or the website "BlackMemphisHistory.com" is not supported in Memphis or whereas there does there exist a written chronicled "Black Memphis History."
Click here to visit website BlackMemphisHistory.com
Memphis Black on Black Racism started in 1991 with the election of Memphis 1st elected Black Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton. It was in 1991 when Kevin Kane President and CEO of Memphis Tourism started the Memphis Convention and Tourist bureau. Elmore's business Elmore Carpets furnished and installed carpet at the Beale Street office for the Convention and Tourist bureau headed by Kevin Kane.
Anthony "Amp" Elmore also a minority business owner was given the opportunity to do work for the City of Memphis under the administration of former Memphis Mayor Richard Hackett. Elmore who knew newly elected Memphis 1st Black Memphis Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton whereas Amp was friends with the mayor and Elmore supported his Mayoral election in 1991.
Mayor Herenton built a new home in Southwest Memphis on Horn Lake Road. Mayor Herenton's fiancé came into Elmore's store located on Park Avenue in Memphis showed Elmore the Carpet she had chosen for the home.
In the case of Anthony "Amp" Elmore having the opportunity to work for Mayor Herenton was a badge of honor whereas Dr. W.W. Herenton was more than a Mayor he was a "Black Hero." It was asked of Mayor Herenton would he be progressive and fight for equality like Maynard Jackson Mayor of Atlanta. Mayor Herenton proudly declared "That he was not in the business of making Black millionaires." Mayor Herenton noted his role was not about fighting for Black equality to make some Memphis Blacks millionaires.
Please click here to see our January 19, 2020 video titled: Memphis Mayor W W Herenton practiced Black on Black Racism.
Black Memphis Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton via the 2010 Griffin Strong Disparity Study had the worst record of a major city in America of doing business with Blacks. Anyone can do an online search of the 2019 "Griffin Strong disparity study and learn that out of over 2,800 businesses registered to do business with the city of Memphis only 6 were Black and most were caterers.
Click here to read story titled: In Memphis, white male businesses get rich, black businesses get left out. Again.
Elmore was not only not given the opportunity to install carpet in Dr. Herenton's home, Dr. Herenton built an entire sub-division called "Banneker Estates" whereas he did not do business with Black businesses. Elmore explains Mayor Herenton did not hide who he was or his practices. Black Memphis Mayor Dr. Herenton would look you in the eye and tell you "hell no." He just did not do businesses with Blacks. Elmore notes that Dr. Herenton was strong on his stance of not doing business with Blacks. Elmore notes if he were to see Mayor Herenton in 2025 the former Mayor would speak and say "Hey Champ." Former Memphis Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton represents what the father of Black History Dr. Carter G. Woodson explains in his 1933 Book "Miseducation of the Negro."
In 2008 after the election of President Barack Obama Jr. Elmore at a Christmas Party at their mutual friend's office Attorney Charles E. Carpenter. Elmore told Mayor Herenton that there is a President who would make a trade deal with Memphis. Mayor Herenton told Elmore he was not about to do a trade deal with Africa and he should ask "His Boy Memphis Congressman Steve Cohen." Black Mayor Memphis Herenton had a disdain for Africa and Africans. Unknown and un talked about some Blacks treat other Blacks worst than any White person.
History shows us Black on Black Racism and such is noted in the December 12, 2020 movie directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Jamie Fox we meet the Black character of Stephen.
Click here to meet Stephen the Black overseer who hated Black people.
Elmore's company installed carpet in Gaston, Cherokee and Raleigh libraries whereas Mayor Herenton's friend and former body guard. Michael Gray whom Herenton gave the job as Deputy Library director objected to Elmore's company being awarded a contract. Elmore entered a contract with the City Services department whereas a librarian had no authority regarding contracting. City Services Director Estrice Boone directed Herenton friend he had no authority regarding city services. Michael Gray asked Elmore to pull the carpet up and sought to ruin Elmore. This happen in 2008 whereas Elmore's work still stands perfectly done in Memphis.
Click here to see video titled: Black Memphis Mayor Herenton would not support Memphis & Africa. We asked Dr. Herenton to follow the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King via building trade, culture, family and education between Memphis and Africa. Dr. Herenton hated Africa and wanted no association between Memphis and Africa.
Memphis 1st elected Black Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton set the standard for the continuation of Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and the new standard of Black on Black Racism in Memphis. Dr. Herenton not only fired many Black people, he could humiliate Blacks he fired and not be called a racist. Black Mayor Herenton discriminated against Black businesses, however he was not called a Racist.
It was in March of 2006 via the administration of Black Memphis Mayor Herenton that the "Memphis Cotton Museum" was founded at the Cotton Exchange Building in Memphis. Clearly Kevin Kane President and CEO of Memphis Tourism supported and celebration of the opening and promotion of the "Memphis Cotton Museum."
Concurrently in 2006 Elmore opened at his "Orange Mound Home;" (The Safari House Museum Culture & Education Center.) In 2006 Elmore invited Kevin Kane CEO of Memphis Tourism to visit his Orange Mound cultural, educational center and Museum.
Click here to read Elmore's International Story titled: The Safari Initiative: The Blueprint to Educate & Enlighten People about the Cultural and Economic Importance of Africa.
Elmore created the 1st authentic tourist destination in the historic African/American Community of Orange Mound. Elmore invited both Memphis Mayor Herenton and Kevin Kane to visit his 5000 square foot facility in Orange Mound.
Elmore historic facility house the most original African furnishing than any home in America. Schools, Churches, Tour groups toured the facility. Kevin Kane and Memphis Tourism would not support Elmore's tourist destination in Black Orange Mound.
Click here to see video: Most African House in America.
It was in 2007 after the election of Memphis Congressman Steve Cohen whereas Congressman Cohen visited Elmore's home whereas Elmore with the support of Congressman Cohen Elmore hosted "Memphis 1st Black Memphis History African dinner." Congressman Cohen introduced Elmore to various African Ambassadors, whereas Memphis Mayor Herenton refused any trade, culture or family association with Africa.
While the world supported Barack Obama Jr. for President Black Memphis Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton not only supported Hillary Clinton Mayor Herenton vowed that he would campaign against Barack Obama Jr. After the election of Barack Obama Jr. as President of the U.S. Elmore who operated an African Import Store had his designers to create an African mud cloth tuxedo for the President. Memphis Congressman Cohen delivered the Tuxedo to Whitehouse prior the inauguration. The Whitehouse accepted the Tuxedo and informed Congressman Cohen that the garment would be a part of the "Barack Obama Presidential Museum."
Click here to see a video titled: Anthony "Amp" Elmore makes African Tux for President Obama. Elmore did work for actor Wesley Snipes and the Manager of Boxing Champion Lenox Lewis who fought and defeated Mike Tyson in Memphis.
In regards to Memphis, White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism: Please click here to see our video titled: Anthony Elmore African Cultural Diplomacy.
10 years before Memphis elected its first African/American Mayor Dr. W.W. Herenton in 1991 or before Kevin Kane became associated with the Memphis Convention and tourist bureau Elmore was promoting Memphis nationally and internationally.
In regards to "Black Memphis History" Anthony "Amp" Elmore lead the 1st 18 year old voter registration in the State of Tennessee while a student at Hamilton High School in 1971. In the fall of 1971 while a student at then "Memphis State University" Elmore quit college and joined with "The Architect" of the Civil Rights Movement Rev. James Bevel."
Please click here to see video titled: First Kickboxing Film The Contemporary Gladiator is connected to James Bevel & Civil Rights Movement
Please note that Kevin Kane who heads Memphis Tourism is one of the most influential Memphians to shape Memphis culture shaped a culture and history in Memphis tantamount to White Supremacy and Racism whereas there is no Black economic tourism inclusion.
The African/American Community of Orange Mound is the "First planned Community in America built for Blacks by Blacks", named in 2016 by former 1st lady Michelle Obama "A Preserved American Community" qualifies as a "Black Tourism Attraction" is an example of the unfairness an White Supremacist practice of Memphis Tourism not to support the historical Community of Orange Mound as a "Memphis Tourist Attraction."
Per Elmore's 1988 film release "The Contemporary Gladiator" Elmore's story includes a historical connection to the Civil Rights movement in Memphis and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The Elmore film "The Contemporary Gladiator" is the 1st Film to feature that includes the historic Civil Rights historic fighter Rev. James Bevel. It was Rev. James Bevel was the brain child of the historic March from "Selma to Montgomery" whereas Civil Rights leader John Lewis and others faced "Bloody Sunday" crossing the Edmond Pettis Bridge."
On December 25, 2014 the film Selma was released whereas Bevel was portrayed by the rap artist "Common." Oprah Winfrey was the producer of the movie "Selma," which is a historical drama film directed by Ava DuVernay and focused on the voting-rights marches led by Martin Luther King Jr. in Alabama.
In regards to Kevin Kane, Black Memphis Mayor Paul Young, Black Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, a majority Black Memphis City Council, A majority Black Shelby County Commissioner and a Majority Black Memphis City School board. Anthony "Amp" Elmore wrote, produced, directed, and starred in not only Memphis 1st Independent 35mm Theatrical film "The Contemporary Gladiator;" Elmore created a "Black Heritage Asset" and "World Black History."
A Black Heritage Asset is a place, building, or object that holds cultural significance and represents the rich history and contributions of African Americans. These assets, often protected and maintained, serve as reminders of the Black community's impact on society and provide valuable lessons for future generations. Anthony "Amp" Elmore's movie "The Contemporary Gladiator" is not only the "1st Kickboxing film in World Film History" the story representing James Bevel the architect of the Civil Rights movement is historic.
In regards to ethics and Black achievement Anthony "Amp" Elmore lead the way for Black people worldwide whereas Elmore created the 1st Kickboxing film in World film history an honor for Blacks worldwide. Memphis Whites erased this Black History whereas Black Memphis leaders are complicit via silence. Black Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris turned his back on Elmore , whereas Elmore produced a video asking Memphis Mayor Paul Young to address the issues of Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism. Memphis Mayor Paul Young is complicit to Memphis White Supremacy, Racism via his silence and not addressing Memphis White Supremacy and Racism or supporting a "Black Memphis History Museum in Memphis."
Memphis most obvious White Supremacy, Racism and Inequality is influenced by "Memphis Tourism" headed by Memphis CEO Kevin Kane. Kevin Kane is president and CEO of the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau and its subsidiary MMG LLC, which manages the Renasant Convention Center and the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts.
Kevin Kane started working with the Memphis Convention and Tourist Bureau in 1991 whereas Anthony "Amp" Elmore was the 1st to bring E.S.P.N. to Memphis a decade earlier in 1981. Elmore had to work with Memphis Mayor J. Wyeth Chandler. The Memphis business community and the Mayor resented having to work with a then Black contender who was also a fight promoter.
Elmore won his fight at the then Cook Convention Center in October of 1981 highlighting Memphis on National television in 1981. Elmore helped to introduce a new sport to America and helped to bring both Blacks and Whites together. Kevin Kane is clear not to acknowledge that Anthony "Amp" Elmore a Black is the 1st to bring E.S.P.N. and Black Entertainment to Memphis.
Enter 1981 whereas Elmore had an opportunity to fight for the world heavyweight Kickboxing championship May 29, 1982 whereas E.S.P.N. scheduled the telecast. Memphis businesses nor "Memphis in May national cultural Festival" would associate with a Black sports personality. Elmore while selling Cokes at the event not even coke would support an advertisement. Elmore arranged to sell his home via a quick sell to fund the championship bout.
A side note about Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and Black on Black Racism. In 2022 Memphis in May Arts Festival honored the African Country of Ghana. Anthony "Amp" Elmore first traveled to Ghana in 1998 whereas Elmore opened "Elmore African Imports" and Elmore created a home in Orange Mound that has the largest display of original African furnishings in America.
African American Charles Ewing Board Chair of Memphis in May and Jamila Swearengen Memphis in May liaison between "Memphis in May" and the Memphis City Council were outright racist regarding associating Memphis in May Ghana and Orange Mound. In 2006 Ghana Minister or Tourism the late Jake Obetsebi Lamprey visited Elmore's home. Congressman Cohen arranged for Elmore to meet Ghana ambassador Daniel Ohene Agyekum at his Washington D.C. office in 2010. Anthony "Amp" Elmore was named an African diplomat by the late Kenya President Daniel Arap Moi in 1992.
Anthony "Amp" Elmore offered to open his 5000 square foot home show Ghana furnishing. Click here to see video Titled 1st All African home in America.
What was disturbing about the Memphis in May Celebration was the troubling view of Africa and Ghana whereas everyone presented an African traditional Ghana absent of a 21st Century Ghana.
Click here to see an Anthony "Amp" Elmore video titled: 21st Century African Clothes designs by Elmore African Imports.
While no Memphis Company would associate with a Black fighting for a world titled just hours prior to selling his home "The Adolph Coors Company" came on board arranging a historic agreement with Elmore. Coors sent Denver Colorado prominent wide receiver Haven Moses to Memphis and provided local advertisement for the Memphis E.S.P.N. Televised event.
After winning the bout May 29, 1982 Elmore would make Kickboxing history. Anthony "Amp" Elmore became the 1st Kickboxer in world history to be sponsored by a major American Corporation; "Coors Beer." Elmore was the 1st Black celebrity signed with Coors Beer history to be signed to a personal service contract in 1982. Coors Beer invested major adds featuring Anthony "Amp" Elmore in every major Black publications in America.
Enter 1983 whereas Anthony "Amp" Elmore had an opportunity to fight via NBC Sports World. Anheuser-Bush had a contract with the Professional Karate Association whereas Elmore needed local support. Elmore met with then 33 year old newly elected Memphis Mayor Richard C. Hackett. Mayor Hackett asked Elmore to allow the City of Memphis to paint "Memphis America's Distribution Center" on the fight canvass and Memphis business leaders could see the value of supporting Anthony "Amp" Elmore.
The issue was not Kickboxing Memphis would not support a Black World Champion. Elmore's fight aired on E.S.P.N. The event was historic whereas Elmore became a Memphis ambassador promoting Memphis via National Television. While Memphis businesses would not support Elmore whereas he could not fight on NBC Sports World via gaining support of Memphis businesses, Mayor Hackett wrote Elmore a letter congratulating him via being selected in 1983 by the Memphis Magazine as 100 most influential Memphians.
Elmore not only was the 1st to bring E.S.P.N. to Memphis in 1981, in 1985 Elmore met with Bob Johnson President of B.E.T. or Black Entertainment Television whereas Elmore was the 1st in Memphis to produce a B.E. T. telecast. Elmore explains that our Black youth need role models, whereas Blacks who visit the newly 200 million remolded Renasant Convention Center would feel overwhelmed. Elmore explains that he brought E.S.P.N. to this building that was then called "Cook Convention Center" 44 years ago. Memphis tourism and the City of Memphis make sure that such "Black Memphis History" goes untold.
Please note Kevin Kane's Memphis tourism manages the Renasant Convention Center and the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts. It was not only October of 1981 whereas Anthony "Amp" Elmore an African/American brought E.S.P.N. Black Entertainment television most important it was in 1988 at the now "Renasant Convention Center" whereas Anthony "Amp" Elmore shot scenes for the film "The Contemporary Gladiator" the 1st Kickboxing film in World Film history.
In Memphis film history there has never been a film made in Memphis that achieved "World Film History." The Memphis Shelby County Film Commission used their function and authority to erase Anthony "Amp" Elmore's "World Film History."
Click here to see video titled: Memphis 1st Independent Filmmaker Anthony Elmore Story of Memphis White Supremacy and Racism
The 2025 Black hit movie "Sinners" written Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordon represents the paradox of Memphis White Supremacy, Racism and Memphis Black on Black Racism.
Click here to read a June 18, 2024 International News Release whereas on April 30, 2024 Anthony "Amp" Elmore asked Memphis Mayor Paul Young to address White Supremacy, Racism, Black on Black Racism and Memphis discrimination.
Filmmaker "Amp" Elmore First in Memphis history to Chronicle Black Memphis History Elmore asked Memphis Mayor Young to create jobs, education and family via Trade and connecting Memphis and Africa.
Click here to see a You Tube Video Elmore posted May 17, 2024 titled: Black Memphis History Filmmaker Elmore request Memphis Mayor Young to Stop Film Commission's Racism.
In the video Anthony "Amp" Elmore ask "Black Memphis Leaders for fairness." Elmore notes "I am a five time World Karate/Kickboxing Champion" whereas Elmore is willing to teach free boxing and Karate classes whereas it is Black on Black racism whereas Elmore is not accommodated with a space Boxing ring and equipment to inspire and encourage the community.
Click here to view the video titled: Black on Black Racism: Memphis Discriminates Against Black History & Black Filmmakers
See in the video whereas Memphis Black Mayors Lee Harris and Paul Young run what Anthony "Amp" Elmore describes as a "Jet I Mind Trick." On June 23, 2020 Black Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris signed a "Forever Lease between Orange Mound Arts Council & Shelby County Government." On the surface this arrangement appears to legitimate needed gesture however via close scrutiny Black Mayor Lee Harris gave Shelby County tax payer building away for "political expediency."
Anthony "Amp" Elmore asked Mary Mitchell who will turn 89 in August of 2025 who is executive director of the "Orange Mound Arts Council" to acknowledge the 1988 film "The Contemporary Gladiator" part of "Orange Mound's Historic Art History."
Mary Mitchell and the Orange Mound Arts Council outright denied any association with the film's history Ms. Mary Mitchell's actions was outright "Black on Black Racism." Anthony "Amp" Elmore investigated "Orange Mound Arts Council" to discover an outright façade and a "Paper Tiger." It appears that a White man by the name of "Don Gilbert" on October 17, 2017 orchestrated former Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell to award Mary Mitchell the honorary titled of "Orange Mound Historian."
Such a titled endeared Ms. Mitchell as a voice, spokesperson and authority regarding Orange Mound. Any simple examination will reveal that the "Orange Mound Arts Council" has no "Track Record" or any history to be granted a "Forever Lease." The Orange Mound Gallery was set up based on a grant.
It appears that Don Gilbert finessed the birth of "Orange Mound Arts Council" using Ms. Mary Michell who would have been on June 24, 2020 84 years old "A Forever Lease." The record of Black Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris to grant tax payer dollars a "Forever Lease" should also demand a "track Record" or objectives that will benefit "The Orange Mound Community." There exist no disclosure regarding the Orange Mound Arts council as who is on the board of Directors or any disclosure of actual benefit to Orange Mound other than a "news story."
Click here to see video titled: Mrs. Mary Mitchell Moves Back Home!
Anthony "Amp" Elmore explains that Memphis greatest injustice unfairness and inequity in Memphis is Memphis unfair treatment of "Orange Mound." Instead of Memphis Black leaders creating jobs via "Orange Mound being a Black Tourist Destination" or Orange Mound being the location of a "Black Memphis History Museum" Orange Mound is awarded an "Honorary Black Historian" who has not written a sentence of Orange Mound History. There exist no education of Black history in Orange Mound or a call for a "Black Memphis History Museum." Orange Mound Arts Council refuse to acknowledge that from Orange Mound emerged BlackMemphishistory.com Memphis 1st digital Black Memphis History Museum.
In regards to support the "Orange Mound Arts Council" refuse to support Orangemoundblackmemphishollywood.com whereas we are filmmakers who produce films and who can teach filmmaking. Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris and Black elected officials will not support Black films and Black Filmmaking in Memphis.
Anthony "Amp" Elmore is willing to not only teach filmmaking Anthony "Amp" Elmore wants to make films and create jobs and opportunity. Elmore asked Mayor Paul Young to stop the White Supremacy, Racism and discrimination of the Memphis Shelby County Film Commission whereas Elmore ask that "Black Films and Black Filmmakers" allowed the opportunity to make "Black Films" as in the movie "Sinners."
The Memphis Shelby County Film Commission culture and practices are racist. It is clear that Linn Sitler used her function and authority to erase Elmore's "Black World History." Elmore states if Black youth are given an opportunity to make films and tell stories Memphis can become a dynamic hub of Black Filmmaking as in Atlanta. Memphis discriminates against "Black Memphis History." Atlanta has a multi-billion dollar Black Film Industry.
Anthony "Amp" Elmore ask Mayor Paul Young and African/American elected officials to arrange a economic prosperity via trade with Africa whereas "Memphis can become "Africa's Distribution Center." Elmore has relationships with Ghana, Kenya and Ethiopia.
Anthony "Amp" Elmore ask Memphis Mayor Paul Young and Black Elected officials to support a program in Orange Mound whereas Anthony "Amp" Elmore will teach Black History, Black Culture and Black Family. We want in Orange Mound "Club Scouts, Boy Scout, Culture and entertainment programs.
Black on Black Racism Reason for No Black Equality or A Black Memphis History Museum in Memphis.
Click here to video titled: Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris "Dis" African Leader. Anthony "Amp" Elmore invited African dignitaries to Memphis. Black Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris like former Black Memphis Mayor in 2019 was no association with African Leaders whereas Black Shelby County Mayor was outright discriminated against African Dignitaries.
In conclusion click here to see video titled: Tennessee Black Caucus Representative Hardaway Black on Black Racism. Tennessee State Representative G.A. Hardaway is the smoothest. He is clean cut and operates via stealth.
Orange Mound News Network (OMNN). Founded by Anthony Amp Elmore, OMNN aims to reclaim and reshape the narrative of Orange Mound through the power of filmmaking, education, and content creation. Our goal is to challenge the negative stereotypes and biased portrayals that have long plagued our community, creating a positive space for family, Black culture, history, and education.
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