Finding Tomorrow: Experiences in Black Leadership Trailer
I was honored to join a group of Richmonders that Marc Cheatham of The Cheats Movement assembled to discuss black history and
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Here are a few interesting dispatches you may have missed amid this week’s coverage of the Winter Olympics, violence in the
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Make Yourself at Home Find the comfiest spot in your house and declare it your get-better zone. Peace, quiet and natural light
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The scene plays itself out several times a game. There comes a moment when an official’s whistle blows (or doesn’t blow)
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Sarah Rinaldi whisked into my life when she marched a crew of men into my kitchen to film a documentary on my husband. Within
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I’ve probably bought 200 volumes in the genre, all promising to offer up the keys to eternal happiness, flawless skin, heaps of
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A not-quite-midlife crisis sent me back to school last year–VMFA Studio School. There I tried to shed my business
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Jenny Holmgrain is a college student who is busy mounting her first camp, as the founder and co-director of Camp Kesem VCU. While
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A less-is-better ethic is taking hold of my life. Influenced by an eclectic mix of productivity gurus, leadership coaches,
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Dear Zora, This is how you learn to love your hair in a world that requires such lessons. First, you remember who gave you that
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