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From Survival to Purpose: A Woman’s Journey from Trauma to Freedom

Interview with Dannece Shawnta Crocker By Cheri’ Angelique’ Grant-July Today, I had the pleasure of interviewing with a beautiful woman who had experienced various trials and obstacles before becoming the D.I.V.A. (Divine Inspired Valued Asset) she is today. There are moments in life that divide time into “before” and “after.”For her, that moment came at thirteen. Before that age, she was like many children — … Continue reading From Survival to Purpose: A Woman’s Journey from Trauma to Freedom

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Honoring Black Women’s History Month: Celebrating Empowerment

by Jacqueline Johnson, Contributing Writer April is Black Women’s History Month. Black Women’s History Month holds profound significance in recognizing the invaluable contributions and resilience of Black women throughout history. It provides a platform to honor the often-overlooked achievements and struggles of Black women who have played pivotal roles in shaping societies worldwide. This month serves as a reminder of the intersectional struggles faced by … Continue reading Honoring Black Women’s History Month: Celebrating Empowerment

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