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Damita Miller-Shanklin, Editor The months of the year are rolling along and for me it seems quickly. But it may be just me. We have entered Spring and it is my favorite season. I love the Bluebonnets and other colorful flowers that come to life and brighten our days. For many of our young people, this is the time they move up a grade, or … Continue reading Viewpoint
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This issue is a tribute to our graduates, our mothers and our community. May is an exciting time for our young people who are heading to a new grade or preparing to enter adulthood to find their way. We also celebrate our black community who is resilient and fighting to continue being visible and counted in our society today. We hope you take time to … Continue reading A Tribute to Achievements, Love and Community
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Christina Gobert, Contributing Writer Have you been struggling to keep up with a routine that prevents burnout, exhaustion and prioritizes time for yourself? Often our attempts at balance can be superficial, as we often only focus on the physical. This misses the mark, as we are multi-layered beings and require constant attention to and support of all layers of ourselves for true wholeness. From a … Continue reading Soul Care for the Multidimensional Being
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This issue is about healing and welcoming a new spirit of being rooted in who you are, a new season and building your foundation of self love with your mind, body and spirit. Our Everyday Hero Feature for April is My Spirit is Rooted-The Rooted Experience. Meet Simone Barnes and Veronica Robertson. You don’t want to miss their story. #myspiritisrooted #healing #berooted #sacredworship #awayofbeing #ujimamagazine … Continue reading April Issue: My Spirit is Rooted!!
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Aubrie Edmond, Contributing Writer I used to feel bored a lot of the time, which was such a useless feeling. To combat this, I decided to take on more challenges: harder classes, more complete projects, more academic books, more work. I decided to apply to law school, get a job, and to write an album. I started reading Freud and Jung, practiced writing fiction and … Continue reading Finding Her Way: Whiplash
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