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During the period of the slave trade till the abolition of slavery, black women were forced to procreate at the will of the master or slave owner. The Black female womb was considered an economically

A local television news station recently reported O.J. Simpson’s Heisman Trophy was recovered. The problem of the report was the depiction of the black male. It displayed a video of O.J. Simpson

Ever feel like you’re a modern day Jonah and the workplace is Nineveh? You don’t want to be there and God is shutting all doors of opportunities to leave? I completely understand. God said

Have you ever run into this chic named, "Fear" on the street? This female is real slick with it, I can’t stand the sight of her. She’s one of those who talks loud, sometimes with subliminal messages,

No one should be judged by skin color, but almost five decades after Dr. Martin Luther King’s death and 150 years after the abolition of slavery, it is evident there is still a problem. The argum

Most parents keep their kids active and involved in extracurricular educational activities and sports to keep them out of trouble, to foster a fit and healthy life, to build character, to put them

Do you support black businesses? Historically, the most prosperous, thriving community of black business was known as Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It had over “over 600 successful business

“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but your words will never hurt me.” Remember that? As adults we’ve grown to know that words do hurt, but what about the significance of words regarding a name?

Clingy Women Scripture Reference: Mark 5:24-35 The woman with the issue of blood as it is clichéd in the church today is a well-known ‘preach-it-from-the-pulpit’ sermon. A few facts about her:

Author, Perfumed Letters Robin T. Smith

Every woman knows how special it is to select just the right perfume…and how a scent can capture an experience or evoke a memory like nothing else. In Perfumed Letters, Robin Smith offers a refreshing