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August is all about joy and happiness. Before the summer ends, we wanted this issue to be a lighter tone and just sit and relax and feel good. We hope you enjoy this issue and sit back, relax and enjoy the sunshine. Continue reading Ujima August Issue: Finding Joy. Celebrating the Everyday Moments That Bring Us Together
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Ujima Magazine had the privilege of sharing the story of the Black Men’s Health Clinic (BMHC) and its CEO and Founder, Dr. Larry Wallace, Sr., Hon.DHA and Hon. Larry Wallace, Jr., Ph.D in our May Issue. Through its innovative interdisciplinary approach, BMHC provides comprehensive health services and support for Black men in our community. We are proud to congratulate BMHC on receiving several awards recognizing … Continue reading Award-Winning Care: BMHC Receives National Recognition
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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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From the Editor The weather this July has been rainy, stormy and flooding. I want to take this opportunity to say my condolences to all the people that were lost in the flood and for all the people who are going to be rebuilding their lives. I can’t imagine what they are going through. Praying for all of them. I’m moving forward in my life … Continue reading Ujima July Sunflower Tribe Newsletter
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Aubrie Edmond, Contributing Writer When I first read this reflection from one of our contributing writers, I thought about my college graduation. She captures something many of us know deeply—that mix of pride and fear when we step into something new. Her words remind me how often we celebrate the finish line without acknowledging the quiet courage it took just to keep going. As Black … Continue reading Finding Her Way: Graduating the Unknown
