By: Kara Stevens
Did I ever tell you guys that I was a Pan-Africanist? In essence, I believe in the importance of solidarity of those of African descent. I believe our unity is vital to our collective social, political, and economic progress and liberation. So, when I heard about The WomenWerk Forum which took place in March of
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By: Kara Stevens
One day, while waiting for the milkshake to be made, I asked the bartender to detail the ingredients in the shake. He told me, and the next day I went to Whole Foods to buy vanilla coconut ice cream, chocolate syrup, and almond milk. The total cost for all items was about $10. I could
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By: Kara Stevens
On the heels of my post from last week, I am again asking myself how much people will endure for a dollar? Only now we’re talking about a lot more money at stake. I’m referring to the whole NBA scandal involving Clippers owner Donald Sterling and his racist rant. Among other well documented abhorrent, racist comments,
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By: Kara Stevens
I met Anie earlier this year at WomenWerk, a conference created in honor of International Women’s Day. The focus of this year’s conference was on the African woman and her role in the workplace. Anie served as a panelist which focused on work-life balance. I was absolutely intrigued by Anie’s insight, maturity, and wisdom. I
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By: Kara Stevens
In our fast-paced world, sleep in one of the first things we sacrifice to keep up. Sacrificing sleep every once in a while is necessary when you are trying to build an empire and get everything on your “to-do” list done, but continuously depriving yourself of sleep in the name of progress is actually counterproductive.
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By: Kara Stevens
By now most of us have heard of the MiMi and Nikko sex tape. The one that the reality starlet is reportedly trying to pass off as a home video that was leaked, when there is obviously some high quality film production taking place there (along with some acrobatics that are equally impressive). As you
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By: Kara Stevens
personal development and personal investment. When I say personal development and investment, I mean investing in things that make you grow as a person and have the potential to launch you to the next level. For example, if you have a job interview, you need to wear a nice suit and shoes to the interview.
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By: Kara Stevens
I absolutely heart Amber!!! She is one of my sistergirls from Black and Married with Kids. When I think of Amber, I immediately picture bubbles.:) She is light, full of energy, hope, and support. She is always ready to give support and she does not know this, but I was willing to open my home
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By: Kara Stevens
by Aisha Taylor Two topics that keep coming up recently: (1) if you want something different, you need to do something different; and (2) fear. One day, my pastor talked about the power of fear: how it makes people comfortable and encourages people to be “masters at mediocrity.” People are so scared to fail that
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By: Kara Stevens
I have SUCH great news guys, which I will be sending out in FF Newsletter later this weekend, but The Frugal Feminista has a new writer. I met the Aisha Taylor, the founder of FNPhenomenal (Frugal N Phenomenal) at the end of March when I attended The Get Radical Conference. In just a few minutes, we
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