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  • March 14, 2017

    Are you attending the #IndieAuthorFringe event? 18th March #writers #authors

    Are you attending the #IndieAuthorFringe event? 18th March #writers #authors

    YO! AUTHORS! Check it out. This is what I mean by attending FREE online webinars and conferences to aid in your education when you cannot afford to pay for a live one. This is a FREE, online global conference for authors, run fringe to the major book fairs: London, BEA & Frankfurt Bookfairs, broadcasting 24… Continue reading

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    #TuesdayShares, authors, blog, blogger, blogging, conference, education, Experts, indie, indie authors, publishing, self-publishing, writers, writing
  • March 14, 2017

    Literacy’s Role in African American Education

    Guest Blog Post. I’m on Rachel’s Blog today. Come on over! Continue reading

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    #amreading, #TuesdayShares, african american, blog, blogger, blogging, guest blog, historical, history, literacy, reading, reblog, wordpress
  • March 14, 2017

    Loc Journey (and a little History)

    Last month my Locs turned eight years old! I intended to write about this then but life happened. I started my Loc Journey February 3, 2009. They were born in Norman, Oklahoma. The place I was traveling to when I got it done. I decided not to cut my hair all the way off. I… Continue reading

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    #TeamNatural, #TuesdayShares, blog, blogger, blogging, Dreadlocks, hair, Hair Story, Interlocks, Loc Journey, natural, natural hair, samson, warrirors
  • March 13, 2017

    How to Add a Favicon to Your WordPress Site

    Do you favicon? I have started to pay more attention to them and love the neat look it gives my browser. First, what is it? Favicon – Also known as a browser icon, website icon, site icon, or URL icon, a Favicon is a tiny logo / image that shows up when you visit any… Continue reading

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    #MondayBlogs, author websites, blog, blogger, blogging, branding, Favicon, icon, identity, site icon, website icon, website identity, websites, wordpress
  • March 13, 2017

    Why Are YOU Worth It?

    I’m not asking you about: Twitter followers… IG followers… Blog followers…. FB likes…. This is about YOU. Why are YOU worth it? Of course, I do not expect an answer. You aren’t doing this for me. It’s a deeply personal question that we should each ask ourselves daily. And it is a question that needs… Continue reading

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    #MondayBlogs, blog, blogger, blogging, general, love, Personal, purpose, Question, questions, self-love, value, wordpress, worth
  • March 10, 2017

    Movie Night Friday – After Earth

    Welcome back to Movie Night Friday. Doggie, say hi. I know what you’re thinking “That movie was whack”. Which is exactly why we are reviewing it today! This movie has so many messages it’s not even funny. And as a box office disappointment worldwide, I am sure that many of us missed them. About. From… Continue reading

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    #BluSkyFriday, #LinkYourLife, AfterEarth, blog, blogger, blogging, message, Movie Night Friday, movies, spiritual, symbolism, Will Smith, wordpress
  • March 10, 2017

    Black History Fun Fact Friday – Seneca Village

    Got a short fun fact article for you today. I love finding the hidden treasure of black communities that existed and thrived that we’ll never know about (until we look). I’ve mentioned several of such communities on this blog in the past and here’s another one. Seneca Village was settled in the 1820s on the… Continue reading

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    #BluSkyFriday, african american, black, black history fun fact friday, blog, blogger, blogging, Central Park, community, enslavement, new york, Seneca Villiage, slavery, wordpress
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My name is Yecheilyah (e-see-li-yah), and my work confronts historical erasure and advocates for a more inclusive understanding of Black history. Through my literature and poetry, I uncover and preserve the rich, often underrepresented stories of African Americans. I also host an annual poetry contest.

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