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Meet The Baltimore Therapist Helping Women Of Color Rewrite The Story They Tell Themselves
You have been the strong one so long you forgot strong was never meant to mean silent. Meet Jelisa Glanton, the Baltimore therapist and founder of Therapeutically Inclined, helping women of color soften the inner critic and become the author of their own story.
Why Jai’Len Josey’s Serial Romantic Feels Like a Return to Timeless R&B Storytelling
Broadway was only the beginning—on Serial Romantic, Jai’Len Josey transforms love, loss, and longing into a cinematic journey of self-discovery.
Coi Leray Takes Center Stage in Her Boldest Era Yet
Coi Leray is back and better than ever. From motherhood to her show-stopping BETX performance, we explore her powerful comeback and new music.
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The Danielle Brooks Effect: Why It’s Time to Finally “Do Things Alone”
Danielle Brooks discussed attended an India.Arie concert alone. This became a learning opportunity on the importance of self-discovery.
W4TC
May 1
Laced Up for a Cause: Inside Jayce’s Journey Fourth Annual Autism Awareness Sneaker Gala
The 4th Annual Jayce’s Journey Sneaker Gala, founded by Deidre Price, took over Hollywood to honor Black fathers navigating autism.
Camille Davis
Apr 30
Why Angel Reese, Michelle Obama, and "Fine over Filming" are Changing the Game
Angel Reese and Michelle Obama are redefining the media game. We explore why intentional storytelling is sustainability for media orgs.
Camille Davis
Apr 26
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