Dr. Cindy Trimm emerges as a beacon of hope in a world often paralyzed by self-doubt and uncertainty. She is challenging individuals to seize control of their destiny before the year’s final chapters close. Her upcoming “End Your Year Strong”
Kym Whitley radiates authenticity in Hollywood’s ever-evolving entertainment landscape. Her infectious laugh and disarming candor have carved her unique space in the industry, not just as a comedian but as a storyteller whose journey from Cleveland to Los Angeles exemplifies
“Holiday spending is a want, not a need,” she emphasizes. “It may feel like a requirement, but it’s not.” In the glittering lure of holiday consumerism, financial advisor Kamila Elliott emerges as a beacon of pragmatic wisdom, offering a lifeline
In the neon-lit landscape of contemporary hip-hop, where excess often overshadows essence, New Orleans native Dee-1 has carved out an unprecedented path: one that leads straight from the classroom to the charts, with his conscience intact. In an era where
In the pantheon of Black innovation, Lonnie Johnson, Ph.D., stands as a colossus—part inventor, part visionary, and entirely committed to dismantling barriers in science and technology. Best known for creating the iconic Super Soaker water gun, Johnson’s true legacy extends
In the heart of Atlanta, a city pulsing with political energy and historical significance, Dontaye Carter emerges as a multifaceted leader bridging grassroots activism and community organizing. With a portfolio that includes founding Carter Media Group, chairing the North Fulton
In the unpredictable world of political strategy, Cameron Calvin Trimble emerges as a force—part digital maestro, part community architect, and entirely committed to reimagining democratic participation. A Howard University alumnus whose career trajectory reads like a masterclass in modern political
Inas X’s journey to musical stardom is remarkable, partly because of its improbability and implausibility. The stunning and statuesque songstress had an epiphany at a very early age that she was going to be a musician — despite the fact
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In a significant turn of events for abortion rights in the United States, voters in Missouri have made history by paving the way to overturn one of the nation’s most stringent abortion bans. This victory is part of a broader
As we dive into the world of fashion and beauty, one fabric has emerged as a favorite this year: velvet. Known for its luxurious feel and rich texture, velvet is not just limited to clothing and home decor; it has
In the world of hip-hop, few rivalries are as entertaining as that between 50 Cent and Dame Dash. Recently, this dynamic duo found themselves in the spotlight once again, but this time, it was due to a rather embarrassing dental
Monisha Brown: One of the things I wanted to talk to you about and I thought you’d be good at addressing, is the conversation around Kamala’s race and gender. Specifically, if you’re a Black woman, how would you lean into
The roundtable discussion with Georgia Women Veterans for Kamala Harris featuring Dr. Tincie Lynch, Paige Fluker, Victoria Hill, Vanessa Riley-Moore, Tongie McIntosh Moore and Bernita Banks. The group is focused on VP Harris’s pivotal role in veterans’ issues while serving
Monisha Brown: How do you feel about being on the same ballot as VP Harris? Megan Harris: I need to see if they’ll give me one of the sample ballots so I can frame it for later. That would be
Monisha Brown: What led you to public service? Cassandra Littlejohn: Don’t get me wrong, I believe that my calling all along was in public service because I could look back as far as my high school years and see that
Monisha Brown: I am here with DJ Littyy. How have you been, princess? DJ Littyy: I’ve been good. I’ve been busy. I’m still doing school and balancing DJing. It’s been going great. I had recent DJ gigs doing teen empowerment,
Monisha Brown: Hillary, you are one of my superheroes. Your career peaked with Fair Fight when you all delivered Georgia in the 2020 elections. But, you are very transparent in insisting it was a coalition. Let’s talk about the coalition.
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Monisha Brown: I have the honor of talking to Britney Whaley with the Working Families Party. I also want to plug in your other entity, which is one that I think people need to know more about, particularly in this
