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Notification That You Need a Social Media Break
Over the last fifteen or so years, social media has become a major part of our lives. On social media,Continue Reading
Her Tribe, Los Angeles: Wine & Wealth w/ Njideka Obijiaku
This past Saturday, Ivery Arie Her Tribe hosted her first event of the year, Wine & Wealth. Most of usContinue Reading
Kliit Health: Changing Women Health Education
We had the pleasure of interviewing Crystal Evuleocha, the founder of The Kliit Health, Inc. She shares her journey toContinue Reading
3 Steps to a Better You
As the new year progresses, many of us are pondering about the best ways to improve ourselves. Success begins withContinue Reading
What I’ve Learned at Almost 40: Friendships Can Also Be Seasons
Lately, I’ve had more profound life conversations with one of my brothers. A constant theme in our discussions is using time wisely to spend on things that move our souls.
The Unheard Black Mother-to-Be | Being a Black Patient
Being a pregnant black woman and unheard has got to be the most frightening matter that I can even imagine.Continue Reading
The Need for True Black Female Friendships
Originally posted on IVERY ARIE:
Often times, we, black women, fall in the traps of a society that tries to bring…
Buchi Emecheta, A Champion of Women’s Economic Empowerment
Buchi Emecheta is often considered among the fore-mothers of contemporary African women’s literature. Her works have been read around theContinue Reading
Achieving Your 2019 Goals
Welcome to 2019 guys! It’s that time of the year were new resolutions are in place, hopes are high andContinue Reading
Join our online community!
Join Ivery Arie’s online community today! We recognize the need to share our personal experiences and unique stories as itContinue Reading
Walk by Faith – The Pretty Plug
Originally posted on IVERY ARIE:
Had a great opportunity to interview Jasmine Stith several weeks ago. I hope you ladies get…
“I Don’t Have It All Figured Out, And That’s Okay”
Originally posted on IVERY ARIE:
When I was young, it seemed the path of life was straight forward – graduate high…
