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Books, October Issue

Unwind and Heal with ‘ooh girl yes! Self Care Coloring Book and Things!’

Jacqueline Johnson In today’s fast-paced world, finding time for yourself is essential for maintaining mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Our new ‘ooh girl yes! Self Care Coloring Book and Things’ is designed to offer women a unique and creative outlet for unwinding, reflecting, and prioritizing self-care.  Self-care is more than a trendy buzzword; it’s a vital practice for recharging and protecting your mental health. When … Continue reading Unwind and Heal with ‘ooh girl yes! Self Care Coloring Book and Things!’

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Contributing Writers, September Issue-Anniversary

Ujima Magazine: Celebrating 16 Years of Building Community

Jacqueline Johnson, Contributing Writer Ujima Magazine marks a significant milestone this year as it celebrates its 16th anniversary. Founded with a mission to uplift and empower, the magazine has been a beacon of light for the community, providing a platform for voices often unheard and stories often untold. Over the past 16 years, Ujima Magazine has not only chronicled the achievements and challenges of the … Continue reading Ujima Magazine: Celebrating 16 Years of Building Community

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August Issue, Pet Care

Just a Little Bit Furry!

by Jacqueline Johnson Family pets hold a unique and cherished place in our hearts, often becoming as integral to our lives as our own children. Their presence in our homes brings joy, comfort, and companionship, creating a bond that mirrors the deep connections we share with our human family members. Just like children, pets depend on us for their well-being and thrive on the love … Continue reading Just a Little Bit Furry!

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Black Men, Contributing Writers, June-July Issue

Empowering Black Men: How Black Women Can Help Them Thrive

Jacqueline Johnson, Contributor Black men have always been our foundation, steadfast pillars of strength and resilience within ourcommunities. From fighting for civil rights to leading families with unwavering dedication, theircontributions and sacrifices have been crucial. Despite facing systemic challenges, they have consistentlyexemplified leadership, creativity, and perseverance. Their roles as fathers, mentors, activists, andinnovators have laid the groundwork for progress and empowerment. Celebrating and supporting Blackmen … Continue reading Empowering Black Men: How Black Women Can Help Them Thrive

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Contributing Writers, May Issue

Imperfect Moments

by Jacqueline Johnson In the age of curated social media feeds and seemingly perfect parenting blogs, the pressure to have it all together as a mom can feel overwhelming. The reality, however, is far from the picture-perfect images often portrayed online. Many mothers find themselves navigating a delicate balancing act, striving to meet the demands of motherhood while also practicing self-care and maintaining a sense … Continue reading Imperfect Moments

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