Month: March 2022
She’s Making Herstory: Meet Teja Smith
Teja Smith (Teja Foster) founded Get Social in 2020 after recognizing the need for women of color to take control of the space for social justice. Get Social is a social media agency that only employs other women of color. Outside of the make-up of the employees being a unique factor, the agency is behind […]
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She’s Making Herstory: Meet Crystal Roman
Crystal Roman of The Black Latina Movement highlights the contributions and strides AfroLatina women have made in the entertainment industry. She does this through her film “Cecilia The Celibate” to shed new light on women of color and sexuality in the entertainment industry. The film follows the main character Cecilia Vasquez, a young woman who […]
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She’s Making Herstory: Meet Toyin Ajayi
Meet Toyin Ajayi creator of the social network Outdoorsy Black Women. Outdoorsy Black Women is a community to cultivates representation and exploration in the context of the love of nature and the outdoors. When Toyin realized that she had trouble connecting with other Black women in the activities that she has grown to love; she chose to […]
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She’s Making Herstory: Meet Anastasia Jackson
Anastasia A. Jackson loves writing. She has been writing since she was in grade school. She has two children, and she plans to show them the world. Anastasia’s free time is spent with her sons. During the day, she works in customer service. She writes every chance she gets. Anastasia’s imagination is very broad, she […]
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She’s Making Herstory: Meet Kristel Robinson Bailey
Born and raised in Costa Rica, Spiritual Teacher, Life & Relationship Coach, and Motivational Speaker: Kristel Robinson Bailey is the mother of 3. She founded Can’t Break Me as a safe space to help women find peace, strength, and purpose.Can’t Break Me is about empowerment through knowledge of who we are in God, and every […]
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Mind Talks with That Riverz Gurl: When to Let Go
Have you ever experienced some things in your life that was traumatizing and you just couldn’t let go of it? How did you handle the situation? Or was it handled at all? Letting go sometimes is very hard and can be mentally/emotionally draining if it is something that may acquire more time. I can think […]
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Pretty Women Who Hustles: Lima Roe
Hailing from St. Croix (US Virgin Islands) Rapper Lima Roe is bringing her unique style, work ethic and stage presence to the hip hop culture by empowering other female artists and to also introduce the world to the talents that St. Croix has the offer. Lima Roe shares her reasons why she is a Pretty […]
Read MoreWomen’s Journey to Break-Free from Stereotypes in the Workforce and as Entrepreneurs.
For years women struggled with finding their place in the workforce. Men had been household supporters and had left raising kids to the women. As times got harder it was difficult for men to provide for the entire household. Women fought to have a chance at becoming a helpmate financially because men couldn’t see […]
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Young Herstory Maker: Meet Miracle Daverne
Making Herstory doesn’t begin as an adult, for some exceptional youth you pave your own way in the beginning. Meet Singer, songwriter, dancer, model, and video director Miracle Daverne. Miracle has shown the world that the sky isn’t the limit when you put your mind to it. She has released 3 hit songs: “Masks On, […]
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Meet Author De’Landria Napier
De’Landria is a poet and children’s book author with a passion for inspiring youth to confidently pursue their dreams. She is an active advocate of reading, writing, and speaking up. She is passionate about telling stories that will inspire and capture readers, while allowing them to take a break from the monotony of everyday life. In […]
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