Teaching Women To Fish: Self Empowerment

It has been a busy 2012 so far this year. It has been challenging and uplifting all at the same time. Life isn’t meant to be perfect. It is just meant to be lived. I am starting to learn my calling for my life…I think it is about uplifting and helping people learn that happiness is in our own hands.

I would like to share with you an article I wrote for Slantress Magazine, a Black women empowerment magazine. I wrote this article: https://www.slantress.com/blog/?p=23 from the soul. My soul is telling me it is time I learn to fish. I want to learn to fish for prosperity so that I can teach other people to do the same.

Deborah Billips , Founder of Slantress Publication, is teach me how to fish. She is very positive and kind.  An article I wrote will be featured in an upcoming issue of Slantress Magazine this spring. Please subscribe to Slantress magazine here  and visit the website at www.slantress.com!

Give a woman a fish and you feed her for a day. Teach a woman to fish and you feed her for a lifetime.

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March 21st 2012 A Million Hoodies March For Trayvon Martin

A Million Hoodies For Trayvon Martin Stand Against Racial Profiling

#MillionHoodies For Trayvon Martin

Tomorrow, Wednesday March 21st 2012 is the “A Million Hoodies March For Trayvon Martin” 6pm – 9pm at Union Square in New York City. If you’re in the area, wear your hoodie.

If you’re not in the area, wear your hoodie anyways and sign the petition  in support of an America that will not stand against racial profiling.

There will be plenty of upcoming events in support of Trayvon Martin’s family and the fight against racial profiling in the next few weeks.

Stay informed about these upcoming events through the A Million Hoodies For Trayvon Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MillionHoodies

Our generation has the power to establish a world where skin tone is not the cause of death. Actions speak louder than words. Now is the time to stand for something, for not only this generation but the generations to come.

God bless.

-Briana Booker, Founder of Fromgirltogirl.com

 

 

 

 

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Vote Kim Morton for DC Delegate to the Democratic National Convention on Saturday March 3rd!

Vote Kim Morton for DC Delegate to the Democratic National Convention on Saturday March 3rd 2012

 

VOTE Kim Morton

On Saturday, March 3rd the DC Democratic Party will hold the 2012 Pre-Presidential Primary Delegate Selection Caucus at UDC’s Auditorium, building 46. This is your opportunity to vote for the District-Level Delegates and Alternates who will represent DC and the Democratic Presidential Nominee President Barack Obama at the 2012 Democratic National Convention.

Please come out and support my friend Kim Morton. Kim has long been active in the Democratic Party and worked tirelessly to elect President (then Senator) Obama in 2008. She is committed to re-electing President Obama this year.

As the Chair of DC for Obama, a local grassroots organization, Kim coordinated trips to Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and South Carolina for campaign volunteers and knocked on doors alongside many of you. She organized voter registration drives and outreach for the Obama Campaign in DC and served on the National Advance Team for the Obama/Biden Campaign. Kim was also proud to serve as an Events Coordinator on the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

Kim’s commitment to this President and the Democratic Party is unyielding. For this, she has earned the respect of her peers in the Democratic Party.

As a delegate, Kim will work on behalf of DC voters to ensure that the Democratic Party and its leadership keep their commitment to DC voting rights and Statehood. She takes seriously her responsibility to you and will communicate your values and priorities to the party leadership and other delegates to the Convention.

Kim is active in many other organizations as well. They are:
· DC Democratic State Committee- At- Large Committee Woman

· Former Chair of DC for Obama

· Metropolitan Women’s Democratic Club

· Black Women for Change for Obama

· Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Federal City Alumnae Chapter (Social Action Committee)

· National Congress of Black Women

· National Council of Negro Women

Please follow Kim on Facebook: Kim Possible and on Twitter: @VoteKimMorton and @kim4dst

VOTE Kim Morton
Saturday, March 3, 2012
10AM to 2PM
The University of the District of Columbia
Connecticut Avenue at Windom Place, NW
Theatre Arts Auditorium (Building 46)
Van Ness Metro Red Line
Street Parking and Pay Lot

 

For questions about the Delegate Selection Caucus, please call the DC Democratic Party at (202) 714-3368 or email : dcdemocraticparty@gmail.com

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Black Community Empowerment: Black Men Lead Our Community

I was talking to some Black women a day ago. I asked what do you think could make Black communities thrive. There was a majority consensus that we need Black men to lead our communities. We need men that help raise our children not just donate sperm or be emotionally distant fathers & spouses( I know it might have been done to us but you should always thrive to do better for your offspring). Yes, the community is bruised but not broken. Change for the better is possible. Greatness starts with courage and persistence. Although Black women can be excellent parents, we can’t do it alone anymore…not if we want to revive these communities. & above all Black women need to respect themselves. A man will walk all over you and disrespect you when you settle for less than love and respect. You do not have to be rude and abuse a man to get love and respect. You just have to appreciate him and also have the courage to respectfully tell him to step up. This is the wake up call and I’m not sugar coating. And trust me… Black men we do want to see , you,the Black men as the real, positive leaders of the Black community. We won’t know greatness until we know your worth & our worth. Stop putting each other down and start working together. Slavery and slave mentality is over.

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Love Yourself Enough to Walk Away From Being The Side Chick

Love Yourself Enough To Walk Away From Being A Side Chick.

Love yourself enough to walk away from being the side chick. You are worthy of REAL love.Valentine’s Day,TOMORROW, IS YOUR DAY TO SET YOURSELF FREE IN STYLE. Don’t be afraid of the unknown. Don’t be taken advantage of anymore. If you haven’t been made a priority…the person won’t ever make you one. Love yourself enough to walk away.

 

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23 Reasons Why Black Men Who Respect and Love Women are Amazing

By Briana Booker

Although there have been some Black Men I have encountered  in my life…that did not carry themselves as wonderful Black Men, there are still amazing Black Men out there.

Rememeber ladies, a man cannot mistreat you without your consent. Stop settling for less than you deserve and carry yourself with respect. This will lead you to find a wonderful companion.

But this post is not about women, but how amazing a Black Man is when he respects and truly loves his woman. I came up with a list of 23 reasons why Black Men who respect and love women are amazing. Or at least this is why I love my Black man. Here is my list:

  1. A Black man skin is a luxury I should not be able to afford but I have the privilege to touch- thick, lush and sensuous. A Black man’s skin feels like velvet and satin that God made to caress me.
  2. A Black man is understanding. He knows what it is like to be the underdog yet remain confident in his capabilities.
  3. A Black man is respectful.
  4. A Black man will go to infinity and beyond to physically and spiritually satisfy you. The energy, style and edge are irresistible.
  5. A Black man is sexy because he knows how to make a woman feel sexy.
  6. A Black man is confident in his masculinity.
  7. A Black man knows how to be initimate when shown real love.
  8. A Black man has impeccable manners and charm when he wants to be valued.
  9. A Black man is highly intelligent.
  10. A Black man is driven to do and give his best to a woman he loves.
  11. A Black man is a hardworker.
  12. A Black man makes the best out of any bad situation.
  13. A Black man has a sense of humor.
  14. A Black man is supportive.
  15. A Black man is not ashamed of where he comes from.
  16. A Black man is strong physically, mentally, and spiritually.
  17. A Black man will be the first to help you in an emergency.
  18. A Black man is an excellent leader.
  19. A Black man has a natural rhythm in his soul to stay positive.
  20. A Black man proves through his actions he is misunderstood but stilll empowering.
  21. A Black man is a beautiful work of art from head to toe.
  22. A Black man is an originator.
  23. A Black man is love.

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