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Damita Miller-Shanklin, Editor/Writer Growing up I remember every February in my class we would discuss Martin Luther King, Jr. He was the main focus for our Black History Month. That was it. I learned about our other heroes later as I read books and watched movies. This February, as I celebrate Black History Month, I feel a heavy weight on my shoulders. We are bombarded … Continue reading February Viewpoint
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Lady Madelyn Patterson, Gone Mad Productions, Contributing Writer Some spaces serve drinks…Other spaces serve connection, creativity, culture, and community restoration. Grapes and Rye, founded by Lawrence and Rachel Williams, is one of those rare spaces where you don’t just attend an experience — you become part of a story unfolding in real time. From the moment you enter their space, you sense that this is … Continue reading Grapes and Rye
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Damita Miller-Shanklin, Writer January is the beginning of change, reset and a start anew. Jenkins is a Growth Facilitator, who is perfect for our issue this month. As you have read, our issue is about not staying stuck because you are thinking too much. This also includes thinking you have to get things perfect which can lead to procrastination. Here is the written Q&A with … Continue reading Denisha Jenkins: Growth Facilitator, Stabilizing Teams, and Organizational Resilience Expert
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Destiny Miller, Youth Voice Contributor Want to save money and be more sustainable and mindful this holiday season? Youshould try thrifting. Thrifting was created many decades back as a way to keep items out of the landfill and serve lower-class communities. The etymology of the word “thrift” comes from the 1300s Middle English “fact orcondition of thriving” and “prosperity, savings.” Its origins can be seen … Continue reading Thrifting
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Damita Miller-Shanklin The season has arrived for sparkling lights, tinsel, beautifully decorated Christmas Trees and all the songs of the season coming through our television and radios. This year seems different. The chaos of uncertainty, trying to make sure your family and friends have a great holiday season as well. I get it! But we all have to slow down and find our peace. The … Continue reading Finding Peace In A Busy Season
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