DeQuilla Gennay, bold and unique. 2/4ths of my full name and I proudly display it! My goal is to spread my black through all communities and boost empowerment through my black community. I was

DFW Blog Con – Update and Overview Meet Quarter 4 Featured Bloggers Introduction of New Bloggers/New Writers Introduction of Media Partners

Headshots and Handshakes is a premium networking event that includes entertainment and education. The event will take place on November 9th at 7:00pm at the African American Museum of Dallas. All of the proceeds

Alisha Woodall is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC-S), postpartum doula, and founder of Finding the Foundation; a private counseling practice based in Dallas, Texas. Through professional counsel, Alisha assists clients along their journey of discovery

“‘America to Me’ spotlights important conversations around race, equity and social class in the United States today. At Uplift, as International Baccalaureate schools, we aim to provide our scholars with learning opportunities that connect them

As the temperature gradually descends from its 100 degree status, indoor activities become the norm for most. While indoors, those same people with nonchalant, care-free attitudes over the summer will begin to notice the

Bold Babes is a lifestyle brand, community, and platform dedicated to uplifting and serving anyone who identifies as a bold, dynamic woman. Visit us online at www.boldbabes.co for more information about our events, programs

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25 Blogging Tips for Newbies and Veterans by Jeff Goins | We’ve all seen them. The same old, tired lists of regurgitated tips on how to blog better. They’re so common, you could probably name most

In today’s world, there are so many false images and false information that people are choosing to believe that they can live a life of perfection. Now you’re probably thinking, oh not me, I