Wake Up with Tayla Andre Talk show

Thoughts become things. 528 God Frequency. Healing, Love, Reduce Anxiety, Meditation, Manifestation, Blessings & New Moon. Everything in this Universe vibrates at a frequency; you, me, and the trillions of molecules that construct the matter around us. The 528 Hz Solfeggio Frequency, the love frequency, is thought to resonate at the core of everything; connecting our heart, our spiritual nature, and the divine harmony.

The 528 Hz frequency is a sensational tone that has been used since ancient civilizations to manifest miracles, bring blessings, and harness a healing property.

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“Born Vanda Bernadeau in Hinche, Haiti to a Haitian mother and Haitian-Dominican father, Dutch ReBelle is known for “mixing introspective, punch-lined filled lyrics with heart pounding production”.

ReBelle earned national attention early on with electrifying performances at SXSW, A3C and the Brooklyn Hip-Hop festival. Publications like XXL noted ReBelle “spearheading her way into blogs because of her poetic style…lyrical bravado…and fiery talent.”

Having earned the title “Queen of the Bean,” ReBelle solidified her local reputation as a “ReBelle with a Cause” (The Boston Globe) with her 2012 “Married to the Music” EP. Soon after her “Sunday Morning” music video was featured on MTV’s Rap Fix Live, ReBelle was named “Best Hip-Hop Artist” by the Boston Music Awards and featured on the cover of The Improper Bostonian.

Ms. “kiss kiss, BANG BANG” has found success defying expectations and is now cultivating a global audience. With last year’s release of “NO STEMS”, reintroducing ReBelle reintroduced her rap roots with sounds inspired by her Haitian-Dominican upbringing and recent festival performance in Africa.

RHYME ANTICS IS A HILARIOUS RHYMING VOCABULARY GAME INSPIRED BY HIP HOP FOR AGES 12+. THINK TO THE BEAT WHILE YOU FREESTYLE RAP IN PROPER ENGLISH ONLY! ENGAGE IN A BATTLE OF WORD WITS THAT WILL TEST YOU AND YOUR TEAM'S VOCABULARY KNOWLEDGE AT A RAPID SPEED!

FUN FOR ALL KIDS, GROWN UPS, GRANDPARENTS, TEACHERS, GEEKS AND GANGSTERS.

DeShuna Elisa Spencer is the Founder & CEO of kweliTV, which celebrates global black culture through curated, undiscovered and award-winning indie films, documentaries, web series, children’s programming and events. She’s a former radio host and producer of emPower Hour, a show that examined social justice issues affecting people of color, on Washington, DC’s 89.3 FM WPFW.

Blue Hub capital members speak on their experiences of https://lnkd.in/erarpB2

BlueHub Loan Fund provides financing for affordable housing, education, healthcare, and economic and environmental vitality – key elements to creating healthy communities. As a national, certified Community Development Financial Institution, we partner with other nonprofits, governments and developers to connect low-income communities with capital that generates economic opportunity and stability.

Love Your Menses- to be in tune with your menstrual cycle, to advocate for equitable resources & safe spaces to menstruate, to support other people who menstruate, and most importantly, to flow through life unapologetically. We are committed to ending period stigma in Black and Brown communities through community conversations, health education, resource connection, and mentorship.

Inner fitness work strengthens your ability to move beyond limiting thoughts and behavior, resolve unresolved issues from the past, and stretch into a better relationship with your Self.

Think fitness for the inner you. Begin your journey.

• Acquired vertically integrated adult-use cannabis organization. As CEO of Verdant Medical, I am responsible for vision, management, business planning, execution, and government relations in a complex, highly-regulated local and state environments.

• Filed all necessary paperwork for local community agreements in four cities and towns (Boston, Somerville, Provincetown, and Rowley); as of 4/10/20 have secured local host community agreements in two communities (Provincetown and Rowley) by working closely with local elected officials, abutters, and other interested parties

Prior to seeking elected office, District Attorney Rollins served as a field attorney with the National Labor Relations Board in Boston, safeguarding employees’ rights; as an attorney with the law firm of Bingham McCutchen, handling first amendment, labor and employment, complex civil litigation, and criminal defense matters; and participated in an assistant district attorney rotation in Brockton District Court.

Beginning in 2007, District Attorney Rollins served as an assistant United States attorney with the US Attorney’s office in Boston, handling cases that included fraud, employment discrimination, sexual violence, child abuse, gun trafficking, narcotics, and public integrity matters. In 2011, she was selected by Governor Deval Patrick’s administration as the first person of color to serve as the General Counsel of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation and was soon named the first female general counsel of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. In 2013, she was recruited to become the Chief Legal Counsel of the Massachusetts Port Authority.

An attorney for 20 years with degrees from Northeastern University School of Law and Georgetown University Law Center, District Attorney Rollins is also a former Governor Deval Patrick appointee to the Judicial Nominating Commission, a past president of the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association, and was elected and served a three year term on the Boston Bar Association Council. She is a recipient of the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association’s Trailblazer of the Year Award, was selected as Massachusetts Lawyer’s Weekly Attorney of the Year in 2018, and received the Ida B. Wells-Barnett Award from the Boston Branch of the NAACP.

I am a phenomenal voter, and you can be one too.

Today is National Voter Registration Day. Here are 2 actions you can take today to help preserve our democracy:

✅ Register to vote or check your voter registration status at iwillvote.com

✅ Check on your squad and make sure they are registered too.

Our work doesn’t end in November, but it starts with your vote.