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Whether it was your Grandma, Mom, or good friend who always checked you or told you the truth about your behavior, circumstance, or looks, black women always knew that we would be held accountable under the smallest of scrutiny due to our society and us being Black Females in America. Knowing we would always be held to a higher standard, our village strengthened and scolded us to make us better. Better at what we do, better at how we see ourselves, better at gathering our per

60 years, wow! It has been 60 years since the March on Washington, fighting for freedom and jobs. While the fight continues for equal rights and employment of higher titles, earnings, and rankings, we remain with targets on our backs for just the melanin of our skin. Thus, we are still marching, still fighting, still black, and still proud. Our people are resilient, strong, and relentless. When we come together, we make change and are a true reflection of the world we choose

You’re back in a place you once knew well but seems so different. You’ve learned what it is to go to school over the years, grade to grade, and for some, after college and then afterward. However, there is something about returning to school with your child that is both different and humbling.

Celebrating Black History

Okay, let's admit it. We are all seeking new ways to obtain, reach, and successfully complete our goals. However, some of us don't know where to start, get caught up in the nuance of what we didn't get to last year, or even know why we should care about goals to begin with.

We must come to realize that the most valued asset in life isn't money, fame or a nice title on your resume. It's time. Aside from the essentials of water, food and shelter. Time is moment to moment and must be cherished and nurtured. Time with your daughter, son, family, mother, sibling, friend or stranger you happen to meet in a meetup group and end up spending your adult lives together as friends; is truly valuable.

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While we are strong women, driven and pioneering sometimes we need support. We need the understanding and love from the opposite sex to thrive.

Not only can I be whoever I want to be as a professional. When I grow up I can be ME! Creating an environment where black girls, black...

Time management in itself is a task. However, for Moms, it takes it to a whole new level. Potentially causing stress, mental strain, and fatigue. So, how do we manage it beyond the current limitations of help from a spouse, family members, friends, or the hired babysitter?