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Tired of Getting Distracted from Your Long Term Goals: Tips for Staying Interested in Succeeding
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My mother always told me I was beautiful and she told me why she believed I was beautiful. I’m a pretty carefree person any way but I do believe this helped me build a resistence to negativity. If my mom whom I believed was gorgeous said I was beautiful than there is no one in the world that can tell me different.
It’s important to assure our children of their talents, beauty, charisma, gifts or whatever. They need to know from us 1st (parents)
Girl talk: Preg girls I know its hot and you’re irritated but this is not an excuse to look CRAZY please do your hair and wear a shirt that covers the whole belly. It is so tacky to have ur unbuttoned pants showing with a shirt that stop at your navel. Im not the one to talk about people so this is coming from the heart please do better!![]() |
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LaLa Anthony, Beyonce, Solange, Brandy, Monica, Faith Evans and did you see Chaka Chan? These women looked beautiful with no effort.
They are living proof that it’s not easy having it all but they don’t appear to be trading it for the simple life any time soon.
June 27th, 2012 – By Clarke Gail Baines
I’ve sang my fair share of Bad Bitch athems. Listening to the radio and all I hear on black stations are stripper songs by every rapper out that say they want a bad bitch with a nice butt, long hair and now she needs to be independent. Lupe Fiasco’s “Bitch Bad” tells a story of how our young men grow up to degrade “Bad Bitches” and how our young girls learn to embrace it. You may think those songs are just songs and video’s but when children have nothing to compare and contrast the images with, we create Bad Bitches and The Men that Disrespect Them. Message!!!!
Isn’t this a slap in the face. I don’t know any other race that spends and creates trends like the black consumer but the media outlets we frequent are being over looked by major brands.
Why? If we’re going to buy it anyway than why waste the money advertising to us. Black folks want to keep up with the Jones’s or the Carter’s should I say. Are we too trendy to advertise to?
Psychology of Luxury Brands on African Americans.
Networks thrive off of advertising. When advertisers refuse to look at the networks target market as a credible source of income it creates financial strain for the network. In other words brands are cool with us buying their products as long as the world doesn’t know about it.
Source: New York Times
On Monday, BET Networks, Black Enterprise, Johnson Publishing (the publisher of Ebony and Jet magazines), the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters and others will join with media-buying agencies to introduce a campaign intended to educate advertisers about the importance of black media and its increasingly deep-pocketed audience.
Called #InTheBlack (using the Twitter hash tag), the campaign will begin with print advertisements in major newspapers (including The New York Times) and trade magazines like Broadcasting & Cable and Adweek. It will expand to a long-term joint effort that includes social media and direct outreach to marketers.
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