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• I’m Outraged By The Elizabeth Warren DNA Debacle, But Mostly I’m Tired of Being Outraged October 18, 2018
  I gobbled up all the Elizabeth Warren DNA coverage I could until I couldn’t stand any more. And now I'm asking myself: How do we break through the outrage and actually make meaningful impact? And, as we go about trying, how do we keep from losing our minds, our jobs, and all hope for a […]
  Alisa Gumbs
• Reel Sisters Dedicates Film Festival to Self-Care and Spotlights Films by Women of Color October 14, 2018
  Carolyn Butts founded the Reel Sisters Film Festival to showcase films directed, produced and written by women of color. Now, the Brooklyn-based film festival is celebrating two decades of job creation and access for women of color behind the camera. The post Reel Sisters Dedicates Film Festival to Self-Care and Spotlights Films by Women of Color appeared […]
  Kandia Johnson
• Watch This Powerful Breakdown of What It’s Like to Be a Woman of Color October 8, 2018
  Activist Brittany Packnett breaks down what it's like to be a woman of color during her powerful talk on intersectionality at the New York Times New Rules Summit The post Watch This Powerful Breakdown of What It’s Like to Be a Woman of Color appeared first on Black Enterprise.
  Alisa Gumbs
• 6 Secrets to Master Every Meeting October 7, 2018
  How you enter a meeting sets the stage for what happens once that meeting starts, so mastering the art of the entrance offers a real advantage. Here are six ways to master every meeting. The post 6 Secrets to Master Every Meeting appeared first on Black Enterprise.
  Caroline Clarke
• A Mother of the Movement Bares Her Soul and Stands Her Ground October 5, 2018
  Lucy McBath suffered a string of miscarriages so, there was a time when she grappled with the fear that she might never be a mother. But she never in her darkest dreams imagined becoming a mother who would have to bury her only son, Jordan Davis. The post A Mother of the Movement Bares Her […]
  Caroline Clarke