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Niecy Nash Cleans House
by Angela Scott
 If
you're looking for tips on clearing the clutter in your 9-year-old's
closet, tune in to Clean House on the Style Network. There, you'll
find the vibrant Niecy Nash giving her spiel on the ins and outs
of creating a clutter-free home.
That's right. Niecy knows a thing or two about teaching home training
basics as the wife of a pastor (husband Don Nash ministers at New
Life in Christ Bible Fellowship in Culver City) and mother of three
(Dominic, Donielle and Dia), ages 14, 11 and 6 respectively. Not
only is Niecy dumping out the grime on Clean House, she can also
be seen fighting crime as Officer Raineesha Williams on Comedy Central's
cop spoof, "Reno 911!".
>Read article.
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Hill
Harper Wants to Help Today's Youth
by Angela Scott
 In
this Q&A with CelebratingChildren.com's Parenting Solo columnist
Angela Scott, actor and activist Hill Harper discusses why every
black parent should read and recommend Hill's book,
Letters To A Young Brother: MANifest Your Destiny:
CelebratingChildren.com: Many people recognize your work
in movies such as Lackawanna Blues as well as the TV crime investigative
drama "CSI: NY", but not many realize the work you do
outside of acting.
Hill Harper: I've been involved in the Big Brothers organization
in Los Angeles for several years. >more
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 Column:
My Final Frontier
Dear Womanist In The House:
Thanks
for your essay about being an African-American, work-at-home, womanist
http://www.celebratingchildren.com/article_kh_womanist_in_the_house.htm.
I get it and respect your decision. I'm glad that you made a point
of saying you don't judge other people's choices. But, where's the
voice of Black women who don't have the financial or temperamental
ability to stay at home?
...
Thanks for contacting me. Let me begin by saying you're not voiceless.
>more
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Teen Chef’s Recipe for Backyard Entertaining
 Adreena
Winnfield knows a little something about cooking. As winner of The
Art Institutes Best Teen Chef 2005 scholarship competition, Winnfield
beat out competitors from all over the U.S. and Canada to take home
the prestigious title and a full scholarship worth $35,000 to study
culinary arts. >more
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 New
Journal Entries
Read the latest journal entries including new entries from Angela
Scott and Stacey Montgomery. Go to Journals |
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 Parenting
Solo
by Angela D. Scott
In her column, Parenting Solo, Angela Scott shares her journey of
balancing parenting duties, work and downtime activities, while
keeping up with her two daughters, Shani (9) and Samara (5).
> Angela's most recent Parenting Solo column is "Single
Parenting 101: Survival Tips From the Trenches."
>
Angela's most recent movie review is "Change
Lasts for More Than Just One Night."
> Click HERE for Angela's
most recent journal entry' "Hot Fun in the Summertime."
July 6, 2006.
 Momma's
Home
by Penny Powell
In her column, Momma’s Home, Penny Powell shares
her journey of being a stay-at-home mom to 10-year-old, Caleb, son
of her and her husband, Collin.
> Penny's most recent Momma's Home article is "The
Majesty of the African Mother in Art."
> Click HERE
for Penny's most recent journal entry. June 29, 2006.
 Family
Finance
by Shannon Nash, C.P.A.
Do you have a personal family finance question? What is a 529 plan
and how do I set one up? How much should I put aside in my 401K?
Need answers to questions like these? Well look no further. Shannon
Nash, Esq., CPA will be dishing out answers to your family finance
questions in her own unique way.
> Read "For
The Love Of Money Top
Ten Signs You Need Tax Help,"
excerpted from Shannon's new book,
For
The Love Of Money: The 411 To Taking Control Of Your Taxes and Building
Your Net Worth.
 My
Final Frontier
by Kamyra L. Harding
In
her column MY FINAL FRONTIER Kamyra Harding uses humor and personal
experience to explore parenting and family from a womanist perspective.
> Kamyra's most recent article is: Correspondence.
> Click
HERE for
Garnet's most recent journal entry. February 12, 2006.
 Kid
Review
by Caleb Powell
Want a kid's opinion on children's books? Our Kid Reviewer, 8-year-old
Caleb Powell, provides reviews of some your child's favorite books.
> This month Caleb reviews Minty--
A Story of Young Harriet Tubman, by Alan
Schroeder
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