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The collection features fun, functional, and fashionable products that embody positivity through uniquely designed characters, making it an ideal choice for parents seeking representation and inspiration for their children.
Towanda C. Gayle, a leading African American real estate entrepreneur in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area, is thrilled to announce her commitment to teaching and showing the black community how to accumulate and create generational wealth through life insurance.
Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL) also known as The Rich Man's Roth, is a powerful financial tool that has tax-free growth and tax-free income. When structured correctly, this innovative insurance product aims to secure futures, build wealth, and provide lasting financial stability for families.
The community is beaming with pride as it celebrates the extraordinary achievements of Lena D. Ford, a 14-year-old trailblazer who has been named the 2024 Black Enterprise Youth Entrepreneur of the Year. Lena, the dynamic founder of Positively Lena, embodies the spirit of entrepreneurship and community service, making waves since she was just seven years old.
Lena's entrepreneurial journey began with a heartfelt mission: ARTing for You. This initiative collected and donated art supplies to shelters, foster homes, and transitional homes, ensuring that creativity and hope reached those who needed it most. At the age of nine, Lena's vision expanded with the creation of Positively Lena, a business dedicated to spreading positivity through a diverse range of products and services.
MEET THE BLACK MOM WHO IS DONATING 10,000 FREE COPIES OF HER BOOK TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP CHILDREN
Tera Carissa Hodges, an African American mom, life coach, and author has released her children’s book I Am: A Little One’s Guide to Affirmations this summer all over the country, and she is giving away 10,000 free hard copies to non-profit organizations that support children.
Her new book is a guide to help children shape positive images of themselves. This body of work is marked as Tera’s first installment in to what could become a long line of building kids confidence up, and planting a seed of pride and self-esteem.