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January Issue: When Thinking Too Much Costs Us Movement
Overthinking, Perfection and Procrastination Continue reading January Issue: When Thinking Too Much Costs Us Movement
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Celebrating Black Business Month: We’re Rooted, We’re Rising, and We’re Ready
Jacqueline Johnson, Contributing Writer August is Black Business Month—and let me just say, it’s more than a moment, it’s a movement. It’s a celebration of resilience, innovation, and Black excellence in business. We’ve been building tables, launching brands, and showing up boldly in spaces that once tried to count us out. And this month? We’re giving all the flowers. Let’s talk about Jacquie Ooh—my lifestyle … Continue reading Celebrating Black Business Month: We’re Rooted, We’re Rising, and We’re Ready
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August 2025 Newsletter
From The Editor August reminds us to pause, breathe, and celebrate the happiness within our community. Even as summer winds down, the spirit of Ujima continues — lifting everyday heroes, honoring our roots, and reminding us that together, we create history, prosperity and legacies. This month we celebrate Black Business Month. It’s a time to recognize, support, and uplift the entrepreneurs and visionaries who pour … Continue reading August 2025 Newsletter
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Walkie Talkies, Wisdom & the Will to Hope: A Journey Through Generations
By Meredith Sisnett, Freelance Writer Morning Glooooʻory Erŕeeeboooooddddyyyy! The words echo in my mind like a rallying cry — a burst of joy and nostalgia wrapped in a childhood memory. I was in junior high when I received the best Christmas gift ever: a set of brand-new walkie talkies. These weren’t just toys to me — they were portals to adventure. The excitement was electric. … Continue reading Walkie Talkies, Wisdom & the Will to Hope: A Journey Through Generations
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Sacred Silence
Christina “Satya” G.-Contributing Writer Has life ever become so stressful that you feel you need a break in order to recalibrate? As an empath I often feel that way as my sensory awareness is more finely tuned than others. As a result, I often find myself needing to retreat fully from engaging in all senses in order to feel whole again. At the beginning of … Continue reading Sacred Silence
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