Thee Silver Platter w/ Tali Payne

With so much going on in the world, I feel that it is my journalist duty to post information that can possibly save a life. Although, this page doesn’t really go into deep detail on bullying, I do want to start to talk more about cultural experience as a black woman. I have seen many situations where people; young and old, need help and instead of getting assistance they are met with criticism. And as life progresses, I have noticed that criticism isn’t just a in-person thing, the internet has been made to be a gift and a curse. The more apps developed, and the more websites become popular the increase of people who encounter bullying and other forms of harassment shoots through the roof. This isn’t admirable, but it has been made trendy and acceptable. Twitter beefs, Tik Tok challenges, Instagram photo bashing and Facebook wars sometimes lead to deaths and/or humiliation. Sadly, it isn’t until it is too late that people decided to connect back to the humanity, but by then we...

...and the 28th chapter of my life. It's officially "New year, new me" with four hand claps and two forward body tilts season and I'm excited.  2018 is the year of growth for me as I hope it is for a lot of people. The last four years of life have changed me in ways I never could imagine, but this year I'm ready to renew and move forward to greater things. This is my 28th year of life and I have big things coming non-stop all due to gods grace and tons of planning (you have to speak it into existence). My goal is to move in purpose and embrace all that comes with it. This is just a short message to wish you all a very Happy New Year and I pray that you all work hard and stay motivated as you achieve the this your mind and heart have come into alignment with having. God bless you all and remember faith without works is dead so put toget your vision boards make plans and meet all your personal expectations.

As we are near the end of our 2nd term relationship with our 44 th presidential family it is an honor and a celebration to acknowledge the birthday of Michelle Obama, the First Lady of the United States of America . It has been a long ride for the U.S. and the Obama family, but it has been a life changing ride to say the least. One thing that the Obama’s have taught and shown the world is how beautiful education really is. Another is to believe. We have watched as the world has criticized and scrutinized every member of the family, even the dogs have had their fair share of headlines. But they have handled it all  at the highest level of grace and decency that our country has ever seen. "...when they go low, we go high." said Michelle Obama.   Within the last eight years we have witnessed Mrs. Obama deal with racism, stereotypes and other forms of discrimination as she has helped build a better tomorrow by reaching into more communities than a...

My inspiration brought me in to this world and fully accepted the challenge to be my mother! Just like wedding vows read she is there and has given a promise to be here no matter my highs or my lows, my worries or my stubbornness.   C. R. Satterfield, a 45 year young mother of four, lives her life trying to change and help people in need. Satterfield is a California State University of Dominguez Hills graduate who has received her bachelor’s degree in business administration and an associate degree in human resources. She lives her life guiding her children and helping out her community. She has lent her home to those in need and is known by her family “coolest big cousin” they have. Satterfield is an encourager those who are in need her wisdom and is always willing to share with those who are open to listen. And that is what my idol does for me. She inspires me. She encourages me and makes me want to be so much more than what I really am. Satterfield is my mom, my...