Pen & Prosper Honors Black History Month

February marks National Black History Month. A time to recognize, honor and embrace the collective contributions of people of color.

Accordingly, I thought it would be fun and interesting to share with you a few Black bloggers that are worthy of note. Good writing/blogging in my opinion has no color; it has universal appeal.
Which is why those that are being featured might just make it on your future blog roll list.

Here, in no particular order are four for this month:

 

MONIQUE OF DIVAS CAN COOK!

http://divascancook.com/

 

 

As many of you are aware, I'm a "foodie" at heart. I love to cook for family and friends and stumbled across Monique's site while doing some recipe "sleuthing" on line. 

Her site has beautiful, delicious recipes to please almost any palate. Monique is on a mission to show today's progressive woman that it's okay to be "liberated" and love being in the kitchen too.

 

KEMBALA EVANS OF GAIN MONEY CONTROL

https://gainmoneycontrol.com/blog/

 

Kembala provides sage advice here on how to save money, get ahead and increase your financial I.Q.

 

EVELYN PARHAM, M.S.

https://evelynparham.com/

 

 

Evelyn helps readers to "take charge of their health and own it!" On her site you'll find an array of interesting articles on healthy eating and weight management. A great blog for those of you who have made weight loss one of your new year's resolutions.

 

SYBIL CHAVIS OF POSSIBILITY OF TODAY

http://www.possibilityoftoday.com/

 

 

 

Sybil is a Harvard graduate who knows her stuff. Through her popular site she shares tips and strategies to overcome obstacles and enhance the quality of life.

 

Chavis and her husband decided to engage in a simple act that had major impact. They vowed to give up complaining for 40 days. This ushered in a new way of thinking and a new way of life. Read how having a paradigm shift and a positive mental state can transform your relationships, your career, and your overall perspective. You'll find a lot of interesting topics, resources, and posts worth pondering here.  Imagine the possibilities!

 Sybil has also been a guest post contributor to Pen & Prosper. You can read more of her work below: 

 

http://penandprosper.blogspot.com/2011/03/14-fabulous-tips-to-live-your-best-life.html



 

 

If time permits, I hope you'll visit these diverse, enlightening sites and expand your reading horizons.

 

Happy Black History Month!

 

 

 

 

 

Comments? Thoughts?

 

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