Craig Anthony Miller, "CAM," born in Brooklyn, New York started painting live at a venue in the Lower East Side of NYC. Surrendering in 1996 into a rebirth of art from childhood and truly emoting on canvas versus his trained background of computerizing his creative images. Since then, CAM has showcased briefly on the streets of NYC in addition to collective group and solo showings. In 2001, Miller co-founded EarthRise Arts Inc., an urban conglomerate formed to unite various arts in an underground subculture of New York City. Miller uses this forum to constantly grow in the public eye with personal exhibitions at Infusion, an Art & Music event sponsored by EarthRise Arts. The company reaches out to other up and coming artists of all creative backgrounds, giving them an opportunity to showcase in public. CAM's art was selected and featured on a 2003 Samuel Adams billboard advertisement in SoHo, NYC and in the 2004 Pepsi Black History Commemorative Calendar. For more information visit craiganthonymiller.com.

Dax-Devlon Ross, Esq. is a true man of letters. He writes non-fiction, fiction and poetry. He is a thoughtful commentator on popular culture, a student of African-American history, and a skilled journalist with an eye for detail and an ear for an intriguing story. Dax has been formally trained in jurisprudence, philosophy, American literature and secondary education. His interests also include music (particularly Jazz and Hip-Hop), sports (particularly as they relate to and impact culture), politics, economics, and education. In addition to being the author four books, Dax is the co-publisher of Outside the Box Publishing, LLC, and the editor of the HNIC Report, a daily blog covering political issues. Mr. Ross is a sought after speaker and consultant who teaches workshops on a range of subjects pertaining to inner-city youth. His books include The Nightmare and The Dream: Nas, Jay-Z, and the History of Conflict and Beat of a Different Drum. For more information visit daxdevlonross.com.