By: Kara Stevens
Janelle is my sister-girl-writer-muse. She writes heart-warming and thought-provoking content for some of our favorite black women’s online and print magazines. In total, she has written for over 35 publications in her tenure as a writer. In addition, she owns a boutique editorial agency, co-owns a t-shirt company, and runs a non-profit. Wow. She has
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By: Kara Stevens
Norissa and I met back in 2001, in Ghana, where we were both students. Over the years, she and I have become good friends. She is one of the hardest and smartest working women that I know. Funny, collaborative and forward-thinking, Norissa is just getting started. Tell us about Empowered To the Third Degree, Inc.?
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By: Kara Stevens
Dear Frugalistas, It’s extremely satisfying to know that my blog is making an impact on how women-of-color view their finances and their lives. There are other women on this list that are making their marks. I am sharing this list with you, hoping that you share it with your girls and share in my happiness:
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By: Kara Stevens
Hello Frugalistas, this is one of my articles that was recently featured in Madame Noire. I caused a little of controversy, (if you look at the comments) and got some ladies talking, which I think is a great. Check it out over there and “like” it if you do! It never fails. You and your
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By: Kara Stevens
The concept of mindful spending, juicy living, and philanthropy are inextricably linked. When you invest your resources—both time and money—Into experiences, causes, and projects that you believe you, you positively impact and change the world. Ebonie Johnson Cooper, the founder of Friends of Ebonie, a marketing communication agency with “an edge in social responsibility for
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By: Kara Stevens
How does being an educational writer by day impact, for the better or worse, your creative endeavors? I think doing anything during the day that isn’t poring over your creative project is hard. But a girl’s gotta eat. I am so grateful and fortunate that I can make a living as a writer and as
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By: Kara Stevens
The Meow University was started in 2011 by Kat Leaks, who took on the role of Dean of Sexploration, to find women the best resources for adult sex education. When I heard about The Meow University and what it had to offer, I was like, “Where do I sign-up? Do ya’ll take credit cards, money
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By: Kara Stevens
Michelle is an incredibly thoughtful and witty writer that I have known since 2010. In her book, “The Rock Island Line: Conversations Over Chicken and Dumplings”, she expertly advocates for a more nuanced version of African-American history by sharing this story, one that gives us insight into Black and Native American life during America’s westward
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By: Kara Stevens
On one of the many days that I needed inspiration, I found the following quote from Harriet Tubman, “Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.” This quote gave me just what I needed
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By: Kara Stevens
Leslye and I met close to three years ago at a Hurston/Wright Writers Retreat at Howard University. I was struck by her quiet confidence and ability to pursue her interests with success and commitment. And I wanted to know more so I could learn from her. Here is the world according to Leslye… You are
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