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  • Red Flags

    When we fall in love, we don’t think about red flags.  That warm rush of dopamine blinds us from all but the joy we’re feeling from this new relationship.  Looking for a problem isn’t even on the radar.  But more and more, women are realizing that even though they are feeling all warm and fuzzy

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  • Are you depressed?

    Life isn’t always easy.  Stressful situations can come from left field at any given point in time and challenge our sense of well-being and balance. These moments can be disturbing and unsettling, but happen to everyone at some point in life.  It’s important that you know that you are not alone in the struggle.  And

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  • Saving Grace and Motherhood

    I will state this right up front…motherhood is not for everyone.  Some women simply have no interest in being a mother, others are not equipped emotionally or financially for the task.  This brings me back to a previous post regarding body autonomy.  It is the right of every woman to decide what to do with

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  • The Power of Words

    All words have potential power whether spoken, written, or simply the words in our own minds.  That is a powerful statement but holds great truth.  The words we use repeatedly to describe ourselves or others are some of the most powerful forces in our lives.  Some of that power comes from the words themselves and

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  • My body, my choice

    Reproductive choice is not only a dire issue concerning women’s rights, but one of racial and economic justice.  Limitations on reproductive health services disproportionately impact black, brown and low-income communities, therefore, upholding and perpetuating income inequality and white supremacy.  The pro-life movement is not rooted in an appreciation for life, but is about political and

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  • The Power of Sisterhood

    The roots of sisterhood go deep into our history, from the homemakers who went to work because the men were at war, to the women who marched the streets fighting for civil rights.  Sisterhood is more than a concept.  It embraces the spirit of empathy and understanding which validates what you say, feel and think.

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  • Toxic Men

    What is toxic masculinity?  That’s a term describing conduct associated with harmful male behavior such as a need for dominance and aggression.  How can you recognize a toxic man?  He will display some or all of the following qualities: What are the effects of toxic masculinity on society? *Increase in domestic abuse *Gender-based violence *Gun

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  • Mothers and daughters

    The mother-daughter relationship is a powerful and complex bond that can either be the greatest relationship or the worst.  It’s important to understand that a mother has the power to profoundly influence her daughter’s self-worth, body image and overall sense of self. The wrong words or actions can cause emotional damage and possibly severe the

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  • Why are women opting out of relationships?

    There is a notable trend these days that indicates women are choosing to opt out of relationships by choosing to be single, prioritizing personal freedom, independence and fulfillment over unsatisfying partnerships. Women are disillusioned with the modern dating scene, choosing to pursue personal growth and financial security instead.  Women are increasingly focused on careers, friendships

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  • Can swear words have value?

    Swear words, cuss words, profanity, bad language or taboo words…no matter what you call it, it’s all the same.  But words are just words.  They only take on the value that we give them.  So, are they really bad?  And if they are considered bad, why do people swear? The value of those naughty words

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