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Mindful Minutes For Mothers
A meditation book for mothers of all ages. With practices as short as 1 minute to as long as an hour, there is something for you to relax and be mindful.
Embracing the Cycles of Gratitude
This 30-day journal was created to jumpstart an optimistic outlook of gratitude, therefore challenging the reader with encouraging daily affirmations. These daily passages and declarations were written to reawaken a perspective of focusing on what a person has, rather than what a person does not. By turning a negative situation to a positive one, modifies how a person thinks and reacts to everyday issues and struggles of life. The goal upon completing this journal is to inspire the hopeless mindset for a brighter future, impart and obtain wisdom through taking a self-journey of enlightenment, and a sense of accomplishment when completing the challenge to embrace life with a smile, knowing that it will get better.
A Purposeful Pandemic
Self help book written by Monique Smith detailing her spiritual awakening through COVID 19.
Love Pages 143
A book of poems about the power of love in our lives. From people to tacos to cats, love makes the world go round written by Tiffany Gorman.
National Black Agenda
This Black Agenda is birthed out of the necessity of a powerful people to reclaim its freedom from the oppression of those who wish to do us harm. With one voice we say no more—as we move onward in the struggle, we are on the cusp of a great victory.
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The NBACChicago Board of Directors wishes to first acknowledge those that have come before us and developed a Black Agenda ; we build upon the work of those that stretch back to the first National Black events held in Cincinnati, Ohio in the 1820’s and the first National Black Political Convention held in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania in 1830 (followed in 1832, 1833, 1835 and 1855).
At key junctures in American history, African American communities have hosted political conventions as a means to organize, focus on important issues, and demand effective action. Outstanding among them are conventions in 1840 in Albany, NY; 1875 in New Orleans, LA; 1905 in Niagara, NY; 1972 in Gary, IN; the 2004 National Black Agenda Conference held in Boston, Mass; and the 2012 National Black Agenda Convention – Virtual Conference in Chicago, Ill.
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The NBACChicago Board of Directors wishes to first acknowledge those that have come before us and developed a Black Agenda ; we build upon the work of those that stretch back to the first National Black events held in Cincinnati, Ohio in the 1820’s and the first National Black Political Convention held in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania in 1830 (followed in 1832, 1833, 1835 and 1855).
At key junctures in American history, African American communities have hosted political conventions as a means to organize, focus on important issues, and demand effective action. Outstanding among them are conventions in 1840 in Albany, NY; 1875 in New Orleans, LA; 1905 in Niagara, NY; 1972 in Gary, IN; the 2004 National Black Agenda Conference held in Boston, Mass; and the 2012 National Black Agenda Convention – Virtual Conference in Chicago, Ill.
Efflorescence Yoga Journal
Efflorescence Yoga Journal by Tiffany Gorman.