Archuleta Chisolm
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Kansas City, MO, United States
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10 Best-Ever Audiobooks Narrated by Black Women
These audiobooks are available on Amazon and wherever audiobooks are sold. → Read More
A Journey of Ancestry, Blackness, and Loss in ‘To the Realization of Perfect Helplessness’
'To the Realization of Perfect Helplessness' is available on Amazon and wherever books are sold. → Read More
10 Books To Read For Black History Month
I encourage you to pick one up at your nearest Black-owned bookstore. → Read More
Can AI Technology Improve The Lives Of Black Women?
There’s a tremendous opportunity with AI to center diversity and equity. → Read More
The Trailblazing Comic about Black Women by a Black Woman
Barbara Brandon-Croft became the first Black woman with a nationally syndicated comic strip in the mainstream press. → Read More
Book Review: ‘The Sugar Jar’ Reminds Us There Is Enough Sweetness to Go Around
'The Sugar Jar: Create Boundaries, Embrace Self-Healing, and Enjoy the Sweet Things in Life' is available now on Amazon. → Read More
Why Black Women Are Not Returning To The Office
It’s safe to say that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the foundation of office culture and the way employees work. This has become especially true for Black women and our experiences with racism and sexism in the workplace. The pandemic created a major shift in how we work and, since 2021, most office workers switched → Read More
How Weathering Negatively Affects Black Women
The truth is that any long-term stress can affect your body and mental health. → Read More
January Is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Modern slavery and human trafficking are serious crimes that many people are unaware of. → Read More
Book Review: Misty Copeland Pens a Heartfelt Memoir about Her Mentor in ‘Wind at My Back’
Misty Danielle Copeland, born in my hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, doesn’t look like what she’s been through. She is the personification of dreams that really do come true. From living in a grungy motel room and struggling with her five siblings for a place to sleep on the floor, Copeland was a prodigy. She was dancing within three months of taking her first dance class and performing… → Read More
10 Best Black TV Show Endings of All Time
Did your favorite Black show ending make the list? → Read More
5 Best Memoirs By Black Women in 2022
This year, there was no shortage of good memoirs to read. → Read More
5 Novels by Black Authors That Make Great Gifts
Here is my list of Black-written novels that make great gifts. → Read More
It’s Time To Plan During National Write A Business Plan Month
Writing a business plan is the initial and most important aspect of any business. → Read More
Brittney Griner Is Finally Coming Home
Welcome home, Brittney. → Read More
Chris Redd Gives Us All the Laughs in His New HBO Max Special ‘Why Am I Like This?’
'Why Am I Like This?' is streaming now on HBO Max. → Read More
Rosa Parks: The Radical Woman We Never Knew
December 1 is Rosa Parks Day honoring the Civil Rights leader for her contributions. → Read More
The Painful Truth About How Hurricanes Affect Black Communities
As climate change intensifies, so will hurricanes, which leave Black and Brown residents more vulnerable. → Read More
5 Black Holiday Films To Watch For All Your Joyful Feels
These films are complete with exactly what we all need right now → Read More
No Justice Until We Address the Mass Incarceration of Black Women
It’s time to include Black women in the conversation about mass incarceration. → Read More