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Part Four: A Conversation About Female-Male Relationships in the Black Community
But when will we individually and collectively say, “no more” and mean it? When will we stop subscribing to past lies masqueraded as truths? When will we stop buying into the stereotypes that were created as propaganda mechanisms to divide? When will we stop perpetuating the lies that even our elders told because they didn’t…
Black community, black family, Black people, break the shackles, change, Christianity, Christians, drug addiction, female-male relationship, gang violence, gangs, ghetto, inner city, love, love sees no color, male-female relationship, oppression, pimping, poverty, poverty eradication, racism, racism in the black community, radical change, sexism, shame, slavery, stop the hate -
Thought of the Day: Gordana Biernat Quote
I saw this quote from Gordana Biernat a few days ago on Twitter and it resonated with me… Many people are held back from greatness because they believe that someone else is responsible for their setbacks or think that someone is the key to getting them where they need to be. The reality is, we…
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The Importance of Self-Assessments in Business
by Natasha L. Foreman, MBA Employers are quick to provide assessments to new hires, and sometimes invest in the administration of these learning tools periodically for certain key employees; but how many business owners and entrepreneurs are also investing in self-assessments for themselves, and then concentrating efforts on assessing every employee regardless of position or…
Natasha 