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1,000 Black Girl Books

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1,000 Black Girl Books is proof that little girls can change the world. Read more here and here. -Denise Nichole Andrews

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A Message From Our Fairy Godmamas and Sistas

April 7, 2016May 26, 2016 Denise Nichole AndrewsLeave a comment

#BlackGirlsRock is sweeping the globe as women and girls are reminded of their worth, magic, and excellence. Danai Gurira, who was recognized for her Star Power, mentioned the importance of having a fairy godmama or sister-someone to look up to as you pursue your goals and dreams. Here are some powerful words and insights to remember from our… Continue reading A Message From Our Fairy Godmamas and Sistas

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Maya Angelou Empowers the Youth

April 4, 2016May 26, 2016 Denise Nichole AndrewsLeave a comment

Here is some #MondayMotivation for students who may be returning back to school and for those seeking inspiration. Find a cozy place to relax and take in each word for all that it's worth. Today's post features Maya Angelou who was one of the most influential writers in my journey as a scholar and educator.… Continue reading Maya Angelou Empowers the Youth

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