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A Strong Woman is & why you can miss her w/the BullShit…Tonight on Conversations Of A Sistah

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Strong women deal with their day head on without playing victim. They have problems just like everyone else, only they don’t make themselves look pitiful or point fingers. They stand and they deal, they face the world with their head held high because they carry the universe in their heart.

Strong women are independent and can be happy on their own. They may want a man but don’t need a man to solidify them. They can be very happy and fulfilled on their own and do not need a man to give them stability and/or peace in life.

Yet being strong is much more difficult than you think.

Join host Tracy L. Bell at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” as we wrap of this Women’s History month for her commentary on “A Strong Woman is and why you can miss her with the BullShit!!!  

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Reality Television

R. Kelly’s Ex-wife Drea Kelly Joins ‘Growing Up: Hip-Hop: Atlanta’ Cast

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R. Kelly’s ex-wife will soon make her debut on the reality TV show Growing Up Hip-Hop: Atlanta.

Andrea “Drea” Kelly is beaming with cash after R. Kelly paid her $161,000 in back child support to get out of jail in Chicago earlier this month.

Drea will debut on the reality TV show later this year. According to WENN.com, Drea does not plan to go easy on her ex husband, who faces life in prison if he’s convicted on a slew of child sex abuse charges.

Kelly was indicted last month on the charges involving four victims, three of whom were underage, in incidents spanning more than a decade. He vigorously denied the accusations during an explosive interview with Gayle King.

In the video above, comedian Luenell goes in on Drea for trashing her kids father yet milking his name.

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Multiple Activist have been found dead, violently in Ferguson, Mo – Yet no-one is talking about it…But we will tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”

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In this Nov. 24, 2014 file photo, Ferguson activist Daren Seals, top center, awaits the decision by a grand jury on whether to indict Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown in front of the police station in Ferguson , Mo. Six young men with connections to the Ferguson protests, including Seals, have died, drawing attention on social media and speculation in the activist community that something sinister is at play.Since the SHOOTING death of Michael Brown, multiple activist have been murdered violently in Ferguson, Mo. Leading many to believe something sinister is at play.

All of the deaths (mostly black males) have been linked to the 2014 police involved shooting of the unarmed black teen. Following the acquittal of police officer Darren Wilson, protest erupted in the days following that rocked Ferguson to its core.

Since the unrest, multiple activist have been found dead mysteriously. Two young men were found in burning cars, while other have reportedly committed suicide.

Sounds like something sinister is at play?

Why is no-one talking about this? Why no media coverage?

We’re going to talk about it…tune in tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST with our host Ms. Tracy L. Bell on “Conversations of A Sistah”

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You can’t heal, what you won’t reveal…Tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”

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Your mental health is crucial on this high to low ride called life. Experiencing any type of hurt or trauma is something we can’t avoid. Sometimes the wounds and the hurt we experince are excruciating to the point that, we must find the strength to open the wounds, stick our hands inside and pull out the core of the pain that is holding on.

Until you heal, you will bleed on other people and continue to live life in a cycle of defeat. Some wounds run deep but in order to heal, you must reveal what has hurt you.

Join host Ms. Tracy L. Bell at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” as we continue to honor Women’s History month with health Holistic Mental Wellness Practitioner, Ms. Shwanna Loyd (pictured left) for our topic “You can’t heal what you won’t reveal“

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Oprah Winfrey

Open Post: Oprah Admits She Wanted to Be White

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Media mogul Oprah Winfrey once admitted she wanted to be white, which explains a lot.

Oprah, 65, made headlines last week when she interviewed Michael Jackson’s two accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck in her special called “After Neverland”. Both men appeared in the controversial HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, in which they claimed Jackson molested them as youngsters.

Jackson died of respiratory and cardiac arrest following a propofol overdose in 2009 at age 50.

Oprah’s interview with Robson and Safechuck was empathetic and supportive. She even denounced Jackson who was acquitted of similar accusations after a 14-week molestation trial in 2005.

Now an old Oprah interview has resurfaced in the Internet graveyard where nothing stays buried forever.

In the old Barbara Walters interview, that originally aired in 1988, Oprah explained that she once wished she was white.