She-Cession II: Equipping Women to Thrive in Business
by*Written in collaboration with Leslie A Nettleford, Esq In celebration of International Women’s Day, today we’ll share a story along with some suggestions on…
Faith
“When Peace Becomes Obnoxious”
byA Reflection on the Siege of the U.S. Capitol by Domestic Terrorists Lord, public shame belongs to us, our kings, our leaders, and our…
Serve God. Serve Country.
byOnce again political opponents try to make hay with black preaching. Does Raphael Warnock’s statement line up biblically?
The Healer or the Healing
byPain is universal, unavoidable and timeless. As we follow through the scriptures, it is evident that pain has always and will always be there….
#WhatsTheMessage EP: 011 To Close or Not to Close
byRace, Faith, and Action in a Pandemic In this episode Carmela and Claudia welcome Dr. Christina Wells, MD, a physician on the front lines…
#WhatsTheMessage EP: 007 What Black History Month Means to Me
byIn this episode Claudia and Carmela talk about Black History Month: why we should celebrate it and how. They focus on Michael Polite’s debut…
Black History Month According to an Afro-Latin@
byMy name is Idalia T. Wilmoth, and I am an Afro-Latina American from Roatan, Honduras. To me, Black History Month means a time to…
Black History Month According to a Haitian American
byMy name is Luc A. Gabriel and I am a Haitian-American from Philadelphia, PA. To me, Black History Month is not solely a time…
Black History Month According to a Nigerian-American
byMy name is Chinyere Erondu. I am a Nigerian-American from Abia State, Nigeria and born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. To me, Black History Month means…
Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley
byA Devotional on Being Seen She has probably, unbeknownst to us, always been one of the “adored ones.” On special assignment in the United…