Every now and then, I get discouraged. I let my fears get the best of me. I worry about things that I should leave in God’s hands. When I’m feeling like this, I’m not my best, and my attitude which is usually positive easily turns sour.
Every now and then, I get discouraged. I let my fears get the best of me. I worry about things that I should leave in God’s hands. When I’m feeling like this, I’m not my best, and my attitude which is usually positive easily turns sour.
Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron, a 22-year-old broadcast journalism student at Virginia Commonwealth University, has been crowned Miss America. Cameron, a native of Fredricksburg, VA, beat out 52 other contestants to win the title and a $50,000 scholarship.
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In case you missed it, here are some performances from the Hope For Haiti Now telethon. You can still donate to the cause by clicking here.
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This year Haven Magazine is honoring Dr. King by posting a few videos and photos. Please take a moment to remember the legacy of Dr. King and the ongoing fight for equality. …Read more
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-Make an automatic $5 donation by texting the word “yele” to the number 501501 (visit yele.org for more info)
-Text “Haiti” to the number 90999 and donate $10 to the Red Cross
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Actress Gabrielle Union recently wrote about self-esteem on her celebrity blog at GlobalGrind.com. She also talked about the importance of youth such as her teenage niece having a mentor since January is National Mentoring Month. Gabrielle’s blog post is called “You Don’t Generally Share These Stories,” and it was published online on Friday, January 8. Read below to see what she shared on her blog.
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The story of a teen girl who lives a troubling and challenging life in the film, “Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire” received eight nominations from the NAACP Image Awards.

Brittany Franklin, 16, moved from her home in Chicago to Galesburg, Illinois with her mother to attend a better school and live in a safer area. But now Brittany feels isolated. (Photo by KENT KRIEGSHAUSER/The Register-Mail)
Sixteen-year-old Brittany Franklin doesn’t like being the only black girl in her math class at Galesburg High School in Galesburg, Ill., about three hours from Chicago.
She was called the Queen of Ebony Fashion Fair. She is also credited with giving Ebony magazine its name.
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