by Ms. Career Girl
As women, we’ve been encouraged to proudly and boldly take our seat at the table. But what happens when the door is locked, and we can’t enter the room with the table? What does it say when women take a seat at the table but aren’t given the chance to own that table? What does this say about women? And what does it say about our value?
It says that it’s up to us, as women, to redefine it.
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Areva Martin: Today’s Voice On Issues That Matter
ST. LOUIS – Attorney and media expert Areva Matin is a St. Louis native returning to her roots in the latest podcast episode of “The Special Report with Areva Martin.” Areva sits down with Fox 2 to talk about the return of The Special Report and the
“California is continuing to study plans to offer reparations to Black residents. A bill to create an agency to determine how individuals would be eligible for reparations was approved by the California Senate Judiciary Committee in an 8-1 vote on April 9. SB 1403, proposed by Sen.
Los Angeles Times — The City of Palm Springs takes a first step towards reparations for Section 14 Survivors and Descendants. But negotiations are still underway. “Attorney Areva Martin, who represents the former residents and descendants of Section 14, said in a statement that the group was
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