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Posted by Sabrina Belle On Oct - 28 - 2009

Relationships are difficult, some are rewarding and worth the fight. But what happens when the fight consumes the relationship? Neither parties can get past the 'PAST'? What happens when love is just not enough?

Amber Rose...is not the first!

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History of Past Queens: Eartha Kitt

Posted by Sabrina On OCt - 28 - 2009

Eartha Kitt. Journey's weekly dedication of past Queens.

Giving Back:The Foundation for Women

Posted by Sabrina On Sep - 23 - 2009

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Featured Author: Hill Harper

Posted by Sabrina On Nov - 06 - 2009

Hill Harper is an Ivey League actor/philanthropist. He has stood on the front line for the fight to bridge the gap of the educated/rich and uneducated/impoverished. Mr. Harper has authored books reaching out to our younger generation, 'Letters to my Young Brother' and 'Letters to my Young Sister'. He's now creating dialogue around building positive relationships with black men and women.The book is titled, The Conversation: How Black Men and Women Can Build Loving, Trusting Relationships

History of Past Queens: Eartha Kitt

Posted by Sabrina Belle On 12:50 AM

'History of Past Queens' is a weekly post dedicated to past influential black women who made great strides during their reign on this earth.

Eartha Kitt was one of a kind there is not enough space on this post to show how talented she was.

Eartha Kitt was born Eartha Mae Kitt from January 17, 1927 t and passed oddly enough on, December 25, 2009. She was a singer and actress. She is most famous for her song 'Santa Baby' that is still a traditional Christmas theme song played every year. She was also famously known as 'Cat Woman' on the 60's television series 'Batman'. Eartha' unique gift of captivating her audience with her cartoonist expressions and her style was very impressive. Kitt's career suffered after speaking verbally about the treatment of soldiers in the Vietnam War. That setback did not stop her...she continued her career in Europe. Eartha picked up a role starring Eddie Murphy and Hale Berry in 'Boomarang'. Eartha died Christmas Day 2008 after a long battle with colon cancer.