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Tia Scott

Tia Scott, also known as Tia The Writer, is the managing editor for Flintside. In her spare time, she also blogs about her own personal account of Hip Hop and Flint culture. Her work has been published in several online publications, including her own music platform, The Dope Show. She is a Flint native and resident who lives with her daughter and trusty MacBook. Follow Tia on Twitter, InstagramYouTube, or her website.

Tia Scott's Latest Articles

Flint Institute of Arts opens ‘Posing Beauty in African American Culture’ exhibition

The work of more than 40 photographers through almost 100 works, from the 19th century to the 21st century, is on display at the FIA, showcasing African American culture.

Local author Bob Campbell released his first book in November.
“It continued to nag at me, the belief that I had a story worth telling”

Local author Bob Campbell released his first novel in November, set in a city with a lot of similarities to Flint.

Brandon Corder has partnered with Redwood Steakhouse and Brewery to keep his popular Beats x Brunch event going during the pandemic.
Beats & Brunch reinvented with Redwood Steakhouse’s food truck and enclosed heated igloos

Flint native Brandon Corder has adapted his popular 'Beats x Brunch' event to continue during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Flint native Breona Johnson imagines a world where sci-fi meets the realities of inner-city life in "Shadows."
Flint figures prominently into the work of sci-fi author and Flint native Breona Johnson

The decision to write Shadows came when she imagined a world where the mysticism of sci-fi meets the reality of inner city life. 

A mural honoring MC Breed is located near Fox Street and Glenwood Avenue in Flint.
12 years after his passing, MC Breed continues to inspire his hometown

MC Breed was a pioneer of Midwestern rap, and his influence is as present as ever 12 years after his death.

Prince Talley, Flint native and founder of We Happy Beverages.
“I wanted to bring something positive to Flint to combat against negativity”
Kyona McGhee, Flint native and owner of Trademark My Stuff.
“I couldn’t think of a more deserving place that’s given so much to me”

Flint native and attorney Kyona McGhee recently opened her law firm Trademark My Stuff in Flint's downtown area, making her legal services easily accessible to local business owners.

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