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Black Owned Beauty Suppliers Assoc is there answer to market domination!!!!

Posted by Rickey on July 30, 2013 at 5:50am

Hello community, these videos should generate some dialogue for anyone in the hair care business.

I found this very informative.

B.O.B.S.A (black owned beauty suppliers association)
Learn
part1
http://youtu.be/729oFgBL8Ug
part2
http://youtu.be/dnTRoDQ8pXg
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Posted by Rickey on October 13, 2010 at 9:30am

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Average Girl Magazine Seeks Inspirational Articles/Tips

Posted by Rebekah L. Pierce on August 7, 2010 at 3:00am

The Girlfriend Connection, an organization in the process of tax-exempt status, will be re-premiering Average Girl Magazine in October 2010 as both an online and print publication. As part of its mission to empower and educate low to middle income women in finances, health and wellness, career/business and family/relationships, we are seeking 500 word max articles highlighting these issues. We are not able to pay for articles at this time, however, we are offering exposure for your work and a discount on advertising promotions for your products/services.

Average Girl Magazine was founded in 2003 in response to the murder of Damita Oglesby, a victim of domestic violence. Since its inception, it has featured the stories of men and women who have overcome adversity to lead extraordinary lives. Please send an email with letter of interest to Rebekah L. Pierce at editor@averagegirlmagazine.com. Visit www.thegirlfriendconnection.yolasite.com and www.averagegirlmagazine.com to learn more about our organization and magazine.

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What Does Daddy Do?

Posted by Omitunde on October 31, 2008 at 6:30pm

I am ranting about Dads today....Mom's generally have most of the responsibility with children. Even if mom works full or part-time, they are expected to do everything. Even when father's are in the home, mother's do most of the work.Mothers manage every aspect of their child or children's lives. There are some Dad's who do these things too. So why is to special and amazing when a man does these thing but just responsibility when a woman does it?Not every woman may do everything on this list. This list reflects the things that children need. They can exist without all of these things, But they deserve this and more. If you are not doing all these things, this in no way is a reflection of you or how you live and/or take care of your children.These things are done by most women, and not meant to reflect every possible situation. Whether a women is married or has a partner, these items are the what every women should be doing for her children if she has them.Work in or out of the home to make a living to maintain basic needs of her familyBuy and cook for their children on a regular basisShop for whatever it is that children need, based on what they can affordClean up behind them and teach them to maintain a clean environmentPrepare children for private/public child care or school by potty-training, manners, communicate, share, etcBathe them or make sure the bathe everydayComb or cut their hair, wash it and teach them to take care of itEnsure that children brush their teeth at least twice a dayGet them to school either by walking/driving or pubic transportationMonitor how much television they watchMonitor how much time they spend playing video games or using the computerRead to them, and teach them to readHomework is essential to be done with at least one parent dailyBeing their biggest fan and letting them know they are celebratedWipe their butts and teach them to wipe their own buttsWashing, storing, taking care of clothes that they grow out ofPurchase what they need - from A to ZSort through what they have outgrownMake sure they dress appropriately for the weatherSupport them in social activities and sportsInspire a desire for learningOkay so this is not what I would call is an extensive list, so what do Dad's do?????If you are a dad and you do these things, great, but what happens if you want to go out with the boys, or watch the football game? Why is it easier for men to go about doing whatever they want to do and the women is always expected to take care of the children? The children belong to both parents even if they do not live together.Omitunde, Publisher of African American Family ConnectionAn online magazine about African American Family values and community.Visit AAFC for the latest issue each month and a copy of ."The Ripple Effect"

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Posted by Omitunde on October 15, 2008 at 5:36pm

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