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I learned to accept what we can realistically expect a woman to do within a society built on the trashy habits and traditions made by men. … Continue readingGlass Ceilings & Chandeliers | Leading Like a Lady
Black excellence was coming out of everyone’s lips this year, and while I love the motivation behind it, I hate
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In case you’ve never watched the channel or heard of it, CNBC is the cable news network devoted to finance,
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Congrats Tyler Perry – but now what? We should always celebrate wins in the black community. Especially when it’s someone
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We’re afraid to die yet want something to live for. That’s the unofficial lesson I learned growing up in a
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May 1865: when the United States began to rebuild from the rubble of the Civil War. Two months later, African-American
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I joined the CareDeeply podcast, hosted by Wit & Grace Magazine, and I’d describe it as a form of radical
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The physical pain of working in a physical office was real. I had heart palpitations every time I sat at
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Lesson: See the Unseen. I used to wonder why God was invisible. At times it was hard for me to
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