Thursday, July 31, 2025

Get The Scoop On The Exclusive Interview with Author Max W. Miller on Healing, Self-Publishing, and Turning Pain Into Purpose

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Exclusive Interview: Author Max W. Miller on
Healing, Self-Publishing, and
Turning Pain Into Purpose

When it comes to healing through words, Max W. Miller is more than just an author—she’s a literary force driven by a higher purpose. After a diverse and accomplished career that began in psychiatric nursing and evolved into roles as a corporate project manager, real estate broker, and entrepreneur, Max has fully stepped into her calling as a writer, publisher, and healing voice for readers seeking restoration from emotional pain and trauma.

A proud native of Savannah, Georgia, Max’s publishing journey is not just a business—it’s deeply personal. Her latest body of work in the self-help and emotional healing genre is a reflection of her own path toward wholeness. Known for her imaginative beginnings in sci-fi, fantasy, and paranormal fiction, Max now uses her platform to help others confront their past, release shame, and reclaim their purpose.

In our earlier feature, we highlighted her newest release and how it’s resonating with readers across generations. Now, in this exclusive interview, Max opens up about her Southern roots, the life experiences that shaped her writing lens, and the emotional breakthroughs that inspired her shift into trauma-informed storytelling.

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

Southeast Queens NY Resident Quentin Mezetin Takes the Global Stage Speaking Out on Autism for the Prestigious TED Talks Forum

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Autism Awareness Activist
Quentin Mezetin Speaks Out
on Autism for the Prestigious
World Renowned TED Talks Forum

By Black News Scoop Staff

Quentin Mezetin, a committed dad and tireless champion for children on the autism spectrum, has reached a major milestone in his journey to raise awareness about the complex issues surrounding neurodiversity. The Southeast Queens resident was recently featured on the world-renowned TED Talks forum platform, with over 34 million Youtube subscribers, where he delivered a powerful and deeply personal presentation on autism and the fight against ableism.

In his talk, titled “The Everyday Power of Defeating Ableism and Honoring Neurodiversity,” Mezetin challenges widespread misconceptions about autism and issues a bold call to action for greater inclusion, understanding, and systemic change. The TED Talk—available on YouTube at this link—is already sparking discussion and inspiring viewers from all walks of life.

“Too often, autistic voices are spoken about rather than spoken with,” Mezetin states in the video. “I’m here to shift that narrative.”  See his Ted Talks video below...

 

🔹 A Champion Rooted in Southeast Queens, New York

Readers of our flagship sister site the Southeast Queens Scoop, will recognize Mezetin from his earlier articles and local advocacy work. In our January 2024 feature, "Get the Scoop on How Quentin Mezetin is Championing Children on the Spectrum", we explored his mission to uplift families often marginalized or misunderstood in conversations around autism—especially within Black and Brown communities.

In April, he followed up with a raw and honest editorial, "Defeating Autism Daily: A Personal Fight for My Child and Others", where he courageously chronicled his own experience as a parent and advocate, highlighting the intersectionality of autism, race, and access to care.