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Ready To Vote Texas

LaTonya Pegues Are you ready to place your vote in the upcoming election? Even if you voted in the last election, make sure you check your voting status. You may think this step is not needed, but many people in our local community have been totally removed from the system or your voting status has been suspended. Do not give anyone a reason to take … Continue reading Ready To Vote Texas

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Who Is In Your Circle?

Jacquie Ooh, Contributing Writer In this month’s issue of Ujima, Contributing Writer Jacqueline Johnson (Jacquie ooh) reminds us that the people in our lives help shape who we become. Some encourage us, some challenge us, and others simply show up when we need them most. Here’s a question worth asking: Who has helped shape the person you are today? Read Who Is in Your Circle? … Continue reading Who Is In Your Circle?

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💃🕺🏽SHALL WE DANCE? WHERE ALL STYLES OF URBAN DANCE COME TOGETHER!

Chiquitta Harris Shall We Dance isn’t just about one style of swing dancing! We celebrate and welcome the many styles of urban dance you see right here in Austin and across the country! Whether you’re representing DFW Swingout, Houston Two-Step, Chicago Steppin’, or another style of urban dance, THERE’S A PLACE FOR YOU ON OUR DANCE FLOOR! ❤️ Our mission is to bring dancers together, … Continue reading 💃🕺🏽SHALL WE DANCE? WHERE ALL STYLES OF URBAN DANCE COME TOGETHER!

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October Issue: Full Circles-Becoming The Father He Needed-From a “Hole In My Soul” to Fatherhood, Advocacy, and Purpose

October 2026 Issue In this month’s issue of Ujima Magazine, we feature Kenneth D. Thompson Sr. and his new book, Full Circles: The Circles of Life Navigated to Become the Father I Wish I Had. Thompson shares his journey, the experiences that shaped him, and how life brought him full circle as a father and a man. Throughout the issue, readers will also find personal … Continue reading October Issue: Full Circles-Becoming The Father He Needed-From a “Hole In My Soul” to Fatherhood, Advocacy, and Purpose