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I took a step back from focusing solely on black men in my professional endeavors. However, let me make it clear that I am still a passionate advocate for their well-being. In my heart, I truly believe that black men are the leaders and pillars of our community. Without a solid foundation and proper structure, our culture will always be in disarray. You don't have to share my perspective, but it's undeniably crucial for black men to remove their masks and embrace their rightful place in society. Far too many black men lack peace and struggle to find their way in a world that doesn't always have their best interests at heart. It's time for a change! That's why I initiated this project. I want to provide a platform for black men to openly discuss what it means to find peace and be their authentic selves, if that's even possible in today's society. Rather than sticking to predefined topics, I want the conversations to flow naturally and freely. It's vital for people to witness these discussions because it's not only about inspiring other black men. It's also about educating society on how to view and respect black men when they are true to themselves. If you're interested in being a guest on this platform, please reach out to my team at info@latonyamechelle.com. Tell us why you would be an excellent guest and kindly attach two professional-looking pictures of yourself. Let's spread the message that #blackmenmatter. Let's encourage them to speak up and share their stories because they have something valuable to say. It's time to empower them and foster a greater appreciation for their presence and perspectives. Join me in this movement. #lethimtalk #hehassomethingtosay #Blackman #blackmen - The LoveChologist - Join my mailing list at latonyamechelle.com
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Ok!!! 🏅🏅🏅🏅 Important lesson here! Focus on your lane, put in all you've got and you will win!🏅 #DeepStuff #Motivation #Mindset #Action #Careers #Business #Technology #Network #SocialMedia #Innovation #Management #Leadership #Education #LinkedIn #PersonalDevelopment #ProfessionalWomen
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Life Lessons I Have Learned from Gay Icon Divas (Judy, Liza, Elizabeth, Marilyn, Dolly, Cher, Tina, Diana, Stevie)
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🔥 Exciting Update: Slay Queen Joins Nyᾶsh Competition, Flaunting Her Sensational Nyᾶsh in a Captivating Video! 🔥 Get ready to dive into the latest social media frenzy! A daring, self-proclaimed slay queen has fearlessly stepped into the ongoing 'Nysh' competition, capturing the attention of netizens everywhere. This captivating competition was born from a wave of women who delight in showcasing their sensuous derrières, setting the internet on fire with their irresistible curves. In a mesmerizing online video, this unidentified slay queen flawlessly exhibits her well-rounded nyash, donning a pair of snug trousers with utmost confidence. Admirers and critics alike have been astounded by her bold display. The video has become an instant viral sensation, amassing thousands of views, comments, and shares, amplifying the widespread popularity of the 'Nyash' competition. However, amidst the fervor, some voices raise concerns about the objectification of women's bodies in such online contests. Witness the jaw-dropping video for yourself and join the conversation by clicking the link below: 👉 [Link to Blog Post Here]: [https://lnkd.in/gADHK9tB) 👈 Stay tuned as we explore the impact, controversies, and opinions swirling around this eye-opening competition. Let your thoughts be heard! #socialmedia #competition #NyshContest #SlayQueen #BodyPositivity #OnlineTrends #ViralVideo
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Celebrate the Resurrection! Easter is a time of renewal, hope, and the triumph of light over darkness. It's a reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made for the world's redemption and the promise of eternal life. At Blacklist Media, we believe in the power of storytelling and the ability of messages to inspire, uplift, and unite communities. #hehasrisen✝️ #celebratehisressurection❣️🙏 #blacklistmedia
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Wow Black History Month and Reggae Month in one - cultural and history overload! Many people ask why we have to celebrate black history. Quick answer - because no one else is and everyone needs to have their story told. It's the same thing with reggae. I come from a small nation that punches way above its weight and a lot of our punch comes from our music. This month I want to stretch my thinking and learn some lessons from popular reggae songs and some history. I am not sure that I have a whole month in me but let's see how far we go....... Day One! No Woman nuh Cry by Reggae Legend the late Robert Nesta Marley. At long last we are paying attention to mental wellness. According to the National Library of Medicine "It is increasingly being recognized that the mental health of employees is a crucial determinant in their overall health and that poor mental health and stressors at the workplace can be a contributory factor to a range of physical illnesses like hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular conditions, amongst others. In addition, poor mental health can also lead to burn-out amongst employees, seriously affecting their ability to contribute meaningfully in both their personal and professional lives". So how is mental wellness at your workplace? Are the women (and men) crying out for help? Do you have facilities in place to support them? Do they know about these resources? Can they use them without being shamed? Do your leaders know how to recognise when people are crying out for help? Where do you score on this list and what do you need to do?
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**A Silent Protest That Rocked the World** Yo, let's talk about two real G's: Tommie Smith and John Carlos. These Black dudes weren't just athletes; they were warriors for change. The year was 1968, and the world was on fire. The Civil Rights Movement was in full effect, and these brothers were ready to make a stand. They dominated the track, no doubt. Gold and bronze medals, respectively, in the 200-meter dash. But it wasn't their speed that shook the world; it was what they did next. As the US national anthem played, they raised their black-gloved fists in a powerful silent protest. This wasn't just about winning medals; it was about fighting for Black people. They were shining a spotlight on racism, inequality, and injustice. It was a bold move, a risky one, but it was necessary. These brothers paid a price for their courage. They faced backlash, threats, and even lost sponsors. But their image, those raised fists, became a symbol of hope and resistance. Their story is a reminder that athletes can be more than just entertainers; they can be leaders and change-makers. So, the next time you think about the power of one person, remember Tommie Smith and John Carlos. They proved that even in the face of adversity, you can use your platform to make a difference. #TommieSmith #JohnCarlos #BlackPower #CivilRights #Olympics #Courage #Resistance #BlackHistory #Changemakers
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Acknowledgment and representation are so important!
"The buckskin dress in the center belongs to my grandmother. It’s pushing 90 years of age. It’s awesome to see it complete with the beaded accessories I made to match back in 2016/17." #NativeAmericanHistoryMonth means supporting Indigenous artists and creators (not just this month, but every month)! 📷 Trenal Original
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Later today Calvin's Neighborhood will celebrate the great march 60 years ago.
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2moHeard this heffas ticket 🎫 sales are declining hmmm 🧐 I wonder why