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Our April issue features phaithful leader, author and entrepreneur Phaedra T. Anderson as our cover star. In this issue Phaedra shares how she empowers women through phaith.
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The Multi-Talented Lunden De'Leon
Colin Powell once said, “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work.”
RADICAL RABBIT
A HEALTHY BITE OF NASHVILLE
Nesta Simone
Women Empowerment Through Style
From Dreams to reality with Nina Ameri
L.A. Ovation Award winner Nina Ameri has been doing an amazing job making a name for herself in the movie industry. She is most known for her role in Venice Bound, Jack the Dog, and her most recent gig starring on Atypical, a Netflix Original TV series. As an Iranian refugee, Ameri was forced to move to the states with her family and start her life over. However, from the age of five, Ameri knew what she was destined to become.
Christiana Afotey: Threads By Dreads
It all begins with Africa. That’s the saying, right? Well, for entrepreneur Christiana Afotey, it’s more specific than that.
Miss Black USA Has A Message For Young Girls
TeKema Balentine has a message for young girls
Gifted & Talented Actress Frances Turner
Actress Frances Turner stars as Belle Mallory in the 4th and final season of the critically acclaimed Amazon Prime series "The Man in The High Castle,” which premiered on November 15, 2019.
The Girl That Could: Kennedy Dendy
Texas born and raised Kennedy Dendy knew from high school what she wanted to be.
Healthy Root Dolls
Healthy Roots Dolls is an inspirational movement designed to help young women of color love their curly hair the way that it is and to ultimately love themselves. "I never had a doll that looked like me growing up, and the one time my parents gave me a black doll, I instantly started crying because to me, it wasn't a pretty one," confessed founder and creator Yelista Jean-Charles. "I was often shown that the standard of beauty was long straight hair and light skin."
Temmora
THE ART OF DANCING, SINGING, INSPIRING, AND LIFE
