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  • The Sisters' Circle Discusses the "Becoming Brunch"

    5 Dec 2018 | Blog Julee Jonez Zone | Julee Jonez

    Michelle Obama has always been a source of inspiration. Now in her book, "Becoming", we get a more personal look at the former First Lady as she chronicles her journey. This Sunday women are gathering to share what they've gleaned -- and empower one another -- at the "Becoming Brunch". The

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    My Chat with the Mother of Black Hollywood: Jenifer Lewis!

    16 Nov 2018 | Blog What Did I Miss | Julee Jonez

      Actress, singer, dancer and now author Jenifer Lewis is the Mother of Black Hollywood! The book of the same title is a page turner as she reveals her life. From belting out gospel at her church in Kinloch, Missouri, to her search for stardom, to her addiction to men, and the discovery of

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    Protecting Your Right to Vote in Tuesday's Election

    5 Nov 2018 | Blog What Did I Miss | Julee Jonez

    Tomorrow is an important midterm election. With candidates, proposals and other issues on the ballot, it’s crucial to not only cast a vote but to protect it. The ACLU of Kansas Election Protection program is a nonpartisan effort led to defend every eligible citizen’s right to participate in

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    4 Day Countdown: GOTV Happy Hour with Shirley's Kitchen Cabinet

    2 Nov 2018 | Blog What Did I Miss | Julee Jonez

    4 days until what is being dubbed the most important midterm election of our lifetime. Although the issues are serious, take some time today to have fun and get informed at the Starts in the Heart Happy Hour, sponsored by Shirley's Kitchen Cabinet. Named after the first the first black woman

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    Closing the Achievement Gap for Students of Color

    24 Oct 2018 | Blog What Did I Miss | Julee Jonez

    The term ‘racial equity’ has been a hot topic locally. Most recently, the Lee’s Summit school district dropped plans to hire an outside firm to train staff in cultural and racial equity. A report revealed Lee’s Summit’s black students performed around 84 points below white students in

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    Countering the Sin of Self-Loathing

    22 Oct 2018 | Blog Julee Jonez Zone | Julee Jonez

    “Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.” Mark 12:31 It took me a minute to write this. It’s been on my mind as recently I was convicted of a behavior that I hadn’t realized was sin. Self -loathing. Let me explain. I like me. In fact, I love me--better than I ever have.

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    When Black Women Vote: The Heartland Legislative Forum

    3 Oct 2018 | Blog Tips and The Tea | Julee Jonez

    The countdown to midterms is on. We are officially close to a month away  -- and we need to know who wants to represent us. Us. Women. And Women of color. When black women vote, we change the outcome of elections, thus impacting policies. That is why it is imperative that we take

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    Five Minute Faith Walk: Getting Out of a Confidence Crisis

    12 Sep 2018 | Blog Julee Jonez Zone | Julee Jonez

    “And David was greatly distressed; for the people spake of stoning him, because the soul of all the people was grieved, every man for his sons and for his daughters: but David encouraged himself in the Lord his God.” 1 Samuel 30:6 Today is National Encouragement Day. If you’re anything

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    Tips from the Top: Author/Tutor Kreigh Knerr Talks Test Taking for the ACT and SAT

    5 Sep 2018 | Blog Tips and The Tea | Julee Jonez

    The scores high school students earn on the ACT and SAT can impact which college or university they attend and whether or not they receive scholarships. But what if I told you 25 minutes a day can make a difference in your student's testing results? Yes -- the time it takes to watch a Netflix

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    Avery Sunshine Reflects On the Life and Legacy of Aretha Franklin

    16 Aug 2018 | Blog What Did I Miss | Julee Jonez

    Today she has received her crown in glory. The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin has died at the age of 76. We now know she died of advanced pancreatic cancer. Here’s a statement via ABC Air Power Prep from her rep: "It is with deep and profound sadness that we announce the passing of Aretha

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  • Pressing Past the Past is dedicated to anyone who has stumbled in the past.

    These friends lived in fear because of the past. Despite trying move on, they were held hostage by the past. But finally became liberated... when they faced their past.

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