Celebrating Women of Color
By Taylor Johnson Get your friends together and grab your passport. If you haven’t already figured out where you’re going to go for vacation this summer, here are some ideas. While some trips are on the pricier side, they are all definitely worth saving up for. **Prices listed below were obtained from kayak.com Pricing may differ depending ...
By Joye D. Epps Love, there's so many things that I have to tell. I hope that you’re down to listen. In today's society, the word love is touted around like a prized pig as if it were the last girl left in the bar ready to go. Love is treated like a moose’s head that a skilled hunter ...
By Kamaria Mason Vitamin D has been nicknamed the sunshine vitamin because of the body’s ability to produce it merely by spending time basking in sunny rays on any given day. Chances are if you’re the average adult sunbathing for a significant amount of time on a daily basis is truly a luxury. From a global ...
By Joye D. Epps There is a tremendous amount of pressure on thirty-something-year-old women who find themselves unmarried and without children- past the age of societal expectations. Historically, in earlier generations, women had a marriage, mortgage, kids and a minivan by the age of 25. By age 30, most of the women in my mom’s generation ...
By Taylor Johnson So you graduated college, now what are you going to do? If you are going through this stressful and confusing period following graduation then you definitely aren’t alone. Here are some tips and advice to help you figure out how to maneuver this new chapter of your life. 1. Post grad depression is real ...
By Unique Ratcliff The struggle of finding a good podcast in 2018 is equivalent to finding something good on Netflix. There are thousands of options, ranging by topics and hosts, but like any good film, it’s the story-line that pulls you in. Outside from podcasts being undoubtedly entertaining, they are a perfect source to gaining new ...