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Life Coach, Healing techniques for mental health
Inspirational, Salon and Barbershop Conversations

Whole Before the Calling: Healing Is the Preparation for Purpose

Coaching with Charisse – March Feature on Head2Toe Magazine & Entertainment As March begins and new opportunities start to unfold, many women feel the pull toward growth, purpose, and the next chapter of their lives. But forward movement isn’t always about doing more. Sometimes it begins with healing what’s already within. In this month’s Coaching with Charisse segment, Charisse shares a powerful message about why … Continue reading Whole Before the Calling: Healing Is the Preparation for Purpose

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Face Fulton County, Face the Icons
Black Culture 365

Face the Icons: A Powerful Conversation Centered on Young Black Men, Growth, and Opportunity

Last evening, I had the privilege of attending Face the Icons: A Candid Conversation at Morehouse College. The event was designed specifically for young men ages 18–24. It was hosted through a partnership between Fulton County Government and the Morehouse Department of Student Conduct Advocacy and Accountability. The gathering created a space for honest dialogue, mentorship, and empowerment. This is something our community needs more … Continue reading Face the Icons: A Powerful Conversation Centered on Young Black Men, Growth, and Opportunity

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First Black Female Firefighter, Mobile Alabama, Firefighter
Black Culture 365, Black History

Breaking Barriers in the Blaze: The Legacy of Ann Williams

A Trailblazer in Mobile’s History History is often written by those who step forward when doors are still closed. For Ann Williams, becoming Mobile, Alabama’s first Black female firefighter wasn’t just a career choice it was a groundbreaking moment for her city and for women who would follow. When she entered the fire service in the mid-1990s, the profession was overwhelmingly male dominated. For a … Continue reading Breaking Barriers in the Blaze: The Legacy of Ann Williams

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British Academy Film Awards, highlighting a moment that sparked discussion about race, media responsibility, and Tourette syndrome.
entertainment, Hot topics

When Context Matters Race, Responsibility, and the BAFTA Controversy

A Moment That Sparked Global Conversation A recent controversy at the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) has sparked intense debate across social media, news outlets, and cultural circles. What began as an on-air incident involving a racial slur has now grown into a broader conversation about accountability, neurological conditions, media responsibility, and the lived experiences of Black people in public spaces. The BBC’s Apology and … Continue reading When Context Matters Race, Responsibility, and the BAFTA Controversy

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Pro black, Black power, Black Owned Business
Black Culture 365, Black History

Is Pro-Black a Belief or a Lifestyle?

In today’s conversations about identity, culture, and community, the term pro-Black gets used often. Sometimes it is used loosely and sometimes passionately. But what does it really mean to be pro-Black? Is it simply supporting Black people when issues arise, or is it a deeper commitment that shapes how we live, build, and invest our lives? More Than a Label: Defining What Pro-Black Means For … Continue reading Is Pro-Black a Belief or a Lifestyle?

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Enslaved Africans Petitioned for Freedom in Colonial America The History Behind “Go Back to Africa”
Black Culture 365

Enslaved Africans Petitioned for Freedom in Colonial America The History Behind “Go Back to Africa”

Enslaved Africans Petitioned for Freedom in the Colonial Era One of the most historically inaccurate statements ever thrown at Black Americans is:“Go back to Africa.”What many people don’t realize is this: During the colonial era, enslaved Africans petitioned for freedom.Some even formally requested to be sent back to Africa. They didn’t ask to be here in the first place. They were kidnapped.Trafficked. Sold into generational … Continue reading Enslaved Africans Petitioned for Freedom in Colonial America The History Behind “Go Back to Africa”

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Front cover for Singer James Artissen and rapper Bigg Baggz join forces for their highly anticipated collaborative project, THE ART DEALER
Music

James Artissen & Bigg Baggz Announce Collaborative EP THE ART DEALER, Releasing Next Month

Blending Street Rap and R&B into a Bold, Cinematic Soundscape Singer James Artissen and rapper Bigg Baggz join forces for their highly anticipated collaborative project, THE ART DEALER. This five-track body of work seamlessly blends raw street rap with smooth, emotional R&B. Designed as a cohesive listening experience, THE ART DEALER explores ambition, relationships, nightlife, and the pursuit of success through two distinct yet complementary perspectives. James Artissen delivers melodic vocals and … Continue reading James Artissen & Bigg Baggz Announce Collaborative EP THE ART DEALER, Releasing Next Month

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Filmmaker Mann Robinson and actress Jasmine Burke on the red carpet at the Georgia Peach movie premiere
Black Culture 365, entertainment

When Film Becomes a Mirror: Jasmine Burke’s Powerful Performance and the Importance of Substance Abuse Awareness

Some performances entertain. Others stay with you because they tell the truth even when that truth is uncomfortable. Actress Jasmine Burke delivers one of those unforgettable performances in Georgia Peach, bringing her character to life with a level of honesty, vulnerability, and emotional depth that demands attention. A Performance Rooted in Truth Her portrayal goes beyond acting. It humanizes addiction. It shows the quiet battles, … Continue reading When Film Becomes a Mirror: Jasmine Burke’s Powerful Performance and the Importance of Substance Abuse Awareness

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An article about the civil rights movement
Black Culture 365, Black History

The Civil Rights Movement: Faith, Fire, and the Fight They Never Wanted Us to Win

Why the Civil Rights Movement was Necessary The Black church was not merely spiritual refuge it was the backbone of the movement. Churches housed meetings, trained organizers, raised funds, and provided sanctuary. Pastors became targets. Churches were bombed. Still, they stood. Faith did not make activists passive it made them fearless. “We must obey God rather than men.” — Acts 5:29 Beyond the Famous Names … Continue reading The Civil Rights Movement: Faith, Fire, and the Fight They Never Wanted Us to Win

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The inspirational and multi-faceted Bishop Paul S. Morton, along with Tehillah Music Group, just released his latest single, "Go Through," featuring the extraordinary talents of his son, Grammy Award winner PJ Morton, and his daughter, Jasmine Morton Robinson.
Music, spiritual

Bishop Paul S. Morton Releases Inspirational New Single “Go Through” Featuring Grammy Winner PJ Morton and Jasmine Morton Robinson

A Powerful New Anthem of Faith and Resilience The inspirational and multi-faceted Bishop Paul S. Morton, along with Tehillah Music Group, just released his latest single, “Go Through,” featuring the extraordinary talents of his son, Grammy Award winner PJ Morton, and his daughter, Jasmine Morton Robinson. Now available on all streaming platforms, “Go Through” is quickly becoming the church’s go-to anthem of resilience around the … Continue reading Bishop Paul S. Morton Releases Inspirational New Single “Go Through” Featuring Grammy Winner PJ Morton and Jasmine Morton Robinson

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