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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
Damita Miller-Shanklin This month I wanted to talk about two important things happening this month. March celebrates Women History Month and the Black Press Day. To widen the scope of Black Press Day, I wanted to explore black media as a whole. This can include PR, newspapers, magazines and more. As a digital magazine, it is important we share stories that are relevant to our … Continue reading Celebrating Women History Month and The Black Press
Damita Miller-Shanklin How are you ending your year? What are your goals for 2025? I hope you enjoy our feature story about the Black Makers Market. Make plans to attend their upcoming events. You will love it!! You will find their event calendar here https://www.blackmakersmarket.org/events Continue reading Nov-Dec. Viewpoint
Being There! Share, Support and Survive This issue highlights Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Our feature story introduces Reona Berry. She is the President/CEO, Co-Founder and a Survivor of the African American Cancer Alliance in Minneapolis, Minnesota. There are stories from our Contributing Writers and more. We hope this issue inspires and provide significant information you can use. Continue reading October Issue: The African American Breast Cancer Alliance
Damita Miller-Shanklin, Editor-in-Chief Summertime has arrived. We are feeling the hot weather creeping into our lives making it hard to breathe. But we also know the summer brings family time and vacations and just an overall time of joy! In June, many Fathers will be celebrated. My father passed away in 1993 and there has been a void in my life since that time. I … Continue reading Viewpoint
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