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From The Editor We are cruising into the summer. It has arrived. I have been on vacation (that went too fast) with my family. We had a beautiful time. It gave me time to sit, relax and enjoy the ocean. I missed my mama đź’” It gave me some alone time. With all the grief, I have to say Ujima has kept me going and … Continue reading Ujima June Sunflower Tribe Newsletter:
By Jacqueline Johnson, Contributing Writer Ooh girl, yes! Let’s take a moment to give fine arts the standing ovation they deserve. We’re talking about music, dance, painting, theater, poetry—yes, ALL the things that make our souls do a little happy dance. The fine arts aren’t just for the elite or “super creative” folks. They’re for everybody, and trust me when I say, they are essential … Continue reading Why Fine Arts Matter: Your Soul’s Favorite Self-CareÂ
Christina Gobert, Contributing Writer We are in the full swing of summer, which means staying hydrated is at the top of most people’s minds. Of course one of the best ways to stay hydrated is by replenishing our physical body with water and high water-content fruits. It is said we are unable to survive more than three days without it. And yet, we often take … Continue reading Gratitude For Water
Our June/July Issue is about the arts. Meet our Everyday Heroes Spotlight Mildred “Milli” Batts, the CEO of Millhouse Entertainment. You will also find great stories from our featured writers and tips and ideas from Margaret Linnen. If you like what you have read, please share with your followers. Damita Miller-Shanklin, Editor @theoriginalmillimills @millhouseentertainment #artsandentertaiment #mildredbatts #blackentertainment #youngartist #artinmotion #purposemeetspassion #blackcommunitymagazine #digitalmagazine #everydayheroes #austintexas #ujimamagazine … Continue reading June/July Issue: Meet Mildred “Milli” Batts-Art in Motion, Where Purpose Meets Passion
From Damita, Editor Hey Sunflower Tribe 🌻Welcome to May. The heat has came in early. The month has been going well Ujima as I continue to heal from a hard April. I do hope you are doing well. I know you are all busy with graduations, honoring our mothers đź’” and being a part of our Black Community. I wanted to share a few things with … Continue reading Ujima’s May Newsletter
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