Posts tagged Afrocentric
African Print Attire is Boosting Self-Images in the Office
African Print Attire is Boosting Self-Images in the Office

Wearing African print has been associated with Black pride but also with unprofessionalism. Find out why and how, as this narrative could be coming to an end.

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Why Identifying Your Niche is a Game Changer
Why Identifying Your Niche is a Game Changer

We all have a message, service or product to share. Identifying what group you serve and speak to, also known as your niche, will increase your impact. “If you’re speaking to everyone, you’re speaking to no one.”

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What This 6-Figure "Black Lives Matter" Book Deal Taught Me
What This 6-Figure "Black Lives Matter" Book Deal Taught Me

A young lady recently started a bidding war for her debut novel inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement. Not only did she secure a 6-figre publishing deal, but her novel is being turned into a movie. Here are a couple of things this story taught me that I believe will inspire you.

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This 15 Year Old Black Girl Is Not Ashamed Of Being Afrocentric
This 15 Year Old Black Girl Is Not Ashamed Of Being Afrocentric

Being genuine and true to yourself is not always easy, especially as a teen amidst peer pressure and all. Found out how being herself, being Afro-tastic took this girl to the Google headquarters for the whole world to see her art. 

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