Who Am I? So, this is what being pregnant at 39 weeks is like? I can’t see my feet, heart burn is cranked up to fire breathing level, and feeling the constant pressure of arms and legs pushing out my belly stretching my skin like it’s made of playdough. The only pieces of clothing that […]
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New York and California are examples of states that have birthed many organizations/collations/grassroots groups and social movements to create political power for communities of color. Groups such as the Black Panthers and Brown Berets were founded in California. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the riots at Stonewall Inn which
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What is Happening? The 19 and 20 weeks of my pregnancy have been the most unforgettable and transformational weeks. We started last Monday with our first 3-D ultrasound. We viewed every details of our beautiful and healthy child. We also found out that we are having a BOY! Traveling with a Guest I had a
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Sunday, February 17, 2019 I’m What? I would have never imagined I would be in this situation. Sitting on my sofa, preparing a business plan and smothering cocoa butter on my breasts to calm the itching. Preparing a business plan on a Sunday afternoon is a norm in my life. Business is what I am
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Hurricane Maria made landfall on Wednesday, September 20th at 6:15 AM south of the Yabucoa Harbor in Puerto Rico. The National Weather Service recorded sustained winds between 155 – 175 miles per hour making it a Category 5 hurricane. Rainfall measurements were reported in some areas as high as 3 feet and the entire island
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It’s been a really great year and we hope you’ve enjoyed everything we brought to you in the form of podcasts and interviews. This season was celebrated with our families and we attended two different gift exchanges. We thank those who have stuck by us individually and especially as a couple and who continue to
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Disney-Pixar has created a new addition to its’ collection of beloved movies and characters with their latest animated movie “Coco”. Coco is based in Mexico during the Día de Muertos celebration. We are introduced to the Rivera family who makes shoes for a living and everyone absolutely despises anything related to music. Except for little Miguel Rivera, who
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I must warn you that I will try my best to not be to bias for this review because Dolores Huerta is one of my living heroes. I have studied, admired and wanted to be just like Dolores Huerta since I was 14 years old. I even turned against actress, Rosario Dawson, who played Dolores
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When I saw the trailer for The Mummy three months ago, I was excited to see that the main villain would be a woman. Was that the only reason I choose to see the movie? No, I was interested in seeing how Universal Studios would launch their endeavor into the “Dark Universe”. The Dark Universe
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