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The 2009 Inauguration of Barack Obama
A three part look at the Inauguration of President Barack Obama. As much hope and expectations that exist for the 44th President, people are reminded that it is going to take time for things to change. We did not get into the state we are in overnight, and it’s not going to be changed overnight.

The Healthcare Dichotomy of Black Life
It used to be that the poor were the only ones getting poorer. Now, unless you are in a chosen field where the prospectus for the job market in your occupation are favorable; you may be joining the ranks of those looking for a new career, or dreading the inevitable pink slip.

Teen Dating Violence
There has been a significant rise in teen dating violence. Although it is not as widely discussed and has similar attributes as domestic violence amongst adults, there is a difference in teen dating violence. This shows cause for needed dialogue between parents and their teens, as well as peers.

Sweet Potato Pie Recipe
A sweet potato pie recipe that is absolutely divine!

Surviving Abuse...Elaine's Story
Surviving abuse takes determination. If one is not willing to delve into the past, and confront the issues that caused so much pain, they will only continue to have power over your present life, and dictate how you live.

Surviving Abuse
The numbers are high, and they continue to escalate. They live in our homes. They work beside us. They sit on the pews next to us during Sunday service and Mass. They are survivors. Those who have made it through to the other side of abuse...and are not afraid to talk about it.

Still Standing by Jean M. Gayle....A Book Review
A book review of Still Standing, by Minister, Author and Psychotherapist, Jean M. Gayle.

State of the Black Church
Questions are looming concerning the state of the Black Church and what is preached on Sunday's. What does church mean to the Black community? The Church was more than a place for services; it was a social hub.

Soulfully Delicious
Labor Day is upon us. For that last barbeque, why not try something new in your menu!

Sock It To Me! Cake Recipe
A Southern classic, and family favorite. This rich cake leaves me with warm feelings, and brings back fond memories.

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