I think there should be an open and honest discussion on race in America. It’s a surface topic but no one is talking about it. Why is that?
My Writing Assignments Are Going Well
I am a journalist for How They Living Ain’t No Joke, the baby of George and Peytyn Willborn. Quite exciting. Also, I am editing True Elegance Magazine. OK, I only […]
Make NO Small Moves
This advice was given to me by Zondra Hughes, author of Living The Ebony Life, editor at N’Digo MagaPaper, and my new writing coach. She shared this with me as […]
So Much Good Stuff Going On
First, I will be taking Adobe classes through the Workforce Investment Act. What does that mean? FREE! Second, I am going to start researching my target market for The Write […]
Brainwashed by Tom Burrell
Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority is officially my second favorite book. Tom Burrell is a Marketing Communications expert; therefore, he knows first hand about the power of images […]
My Thoughts on Letter from Census Bureau
I got this letter from the Census Bureau telling me that the information I provide will be used to “help each community get its fair share of government funds for […]
People’s Use of Technology is Pissing Me Off
Why do people send you an e-mail when you ask them to call you back? Why do people respond to e-mail messages with text messages? Why do people respond to […]
Adding Graphic/Web Design to My Skillset
I can officially enroll in my graphic/web design classes. I am so excited! I will have Photoshop, InDesign, Flash and Dreamweaver skills by the end of the summer. Woo hoo! […]
The Cost to Educate vs.The Cos…
The Cost to Educate vs.The Cost to Incarcerate http://asnotseenontv.info/2010/03/08/the-cost-to-educate-vs-the-cost-to-incarcerate/
The Cost to Educate vs. The Cost to Incarcerate Children
From Marcie Hill: This story is being re-published with a few revisions because it is a topic that is really on my heart right now. I am going to go […]
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