Voices In Color

01/07/2017

for later

08/27/2015

WATCH: We revisit our 2005 coverage of Hurricane Katrina.

08/27/2015

BE Unique! BE True! BE 100%! BE Vibrant! BE Honest! Be Humble! BE Appreciative! BE Human!

08/22/2015

How can we gain our freedom? Knowledge, question the system, seek the truth and share it. Let's free ourselves and help free others. This is helping strengthen our community and free ourselves from their racist state of mind.

08/22/2015

What does mean to YOU? Think about it...

08/22/2015

07/24/2015

Heart be still. Change will come. Please calm, listen to the laughter surrounding you. Change will come. Don't focus on the sirens, the yelling, the cries of mothers lying their beautiful Black children to rest. Change will come. Never Give Up.... Change will come

04/02/2015

I'll be back in Oakland October 2015!! Stay tuned....

Voices In Color cast

04/02/2015

Storytelling time! Voices in Color 2015.... on its way. So thankful for a community that shares their life with me, trusts my pen to share their story authentically. Stay tuned....

02/21/2015

"The challenge is that we're not included in the narrative that lets us shine" - Viola Davis ...... Voices In Color is working on creating our own narrative and not waiting for someone else to tell our stories. We accomplish this through Sisterhood

No exhaustive Google search is necessary to find tales of women being cruel to other women, in Hollywood or elsewhere.

02/06/2015

My voice... speaking out dreams, whispering wishes of love, opening to truth,

02/06/2015

Who will you encourage today? I'm encouraged by the life of Annie Malone. She was the mentor to Madame CJ Walker and built her own college for Black women called Poro College in St. Louis

Annie Malone: First African American Millionairess (Educator, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist) -- Courtesy of The Freeman Institute -- www.PoroCollege.com