African American Professional Women
Tonya Dailey – A Single Mother Who Turned an Exciting Hobby into a Professional Career
By Kim Brown-Taylor at November 1, 2012 | 4:34 pm | 0 Comment
Here at Afro Puffs and Ponytails, we like to present various careers and role models to our young African American Girls. Today, we present to you Tonya Dailey, a professional photographer. Afro Puffs and Ponytails: Tonya, please tell us a little about yourself. Tonya Dailey: I am from Sugar Land, Texas which is about 15 minutes from Houston. I’m a single mother
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Inspirational Author Angela Clay Promotes Positive Self-Esteem in the Lives of Young Girls (Dallas, TX)
By Kim Brown-Taylor at March 22, 2012 | 3:49 pm | 2 Comments
ANGELA CLAY (www.angelaclay.com) the inspirational author of Loving The Me I See (LTMIS) and Worldwide Visionary for the LTMIS workshops is an advocate for building high esteem in girls, a Fifth-Grade Sunday School Teacher, and a dynamic Motivational Speaker. Clay is what you call a tenacious, high-spirited, and full of life woman. She truly believes that possessing
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Garen S. Wolff – The Girlz of Galstanberry
By Kim Brown-Taylor at July 4, 2011 | 4:46 pm | 1 Comments
We are very pleased to present to you Garen S. Wolff, an author of the middle grades series, "The Girlz of Galstanberry"! Check out the interview about her books that provide a powerful punch of positive messages for girls. Afro Puffs and Ponytails - Tell us a little about yourself Garen S. Wolff - I am a scientist, author and soon to be medical student at Indiana
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Danielle Wideman – Founder of Goddess Magazine for Teen Girls
By Kim Brown-Taylor at June 6, 2011 | 1:04 pm | 8 Comments
Afro Puffs and Ponytails is so pleased to present Danielle Wideman, the Founder of Goddess Magazine for teen girls. We are also elated to have her join our network of Professional Leaders of Women and Girls. Keep her and her work on your radar as she is definitely working to make a difference in the lives of our young girls! Afro Puffs and Ponytails - Tell us a
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African American Dolls with Natural Hair!
By Kim Brown-Taylor at December 2, 2010 | 11:58 am | 8 Comments
We are very pleased and proud to present to you the cutest African American Dolls with natural hair! These dolls truly represent the innocent beauty of little black girls everywhere! www.prettypuffdolls.com Creator and Designer: Crystal Andrews Occupation: Software Engineer Wife, mother of two(son and daughter), and a heart for creating crafts. Mrs. Andrews,
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Certified Natural Hair Stylist and Mother of Four Girls
By Kim Brown-Taylor at November 8, 2010 | 9:08 pm | 4 Comments
I have taken notice of more and more beautiful images of little black girls(children) on Facebook, and on the network "Our Natural Kids" , and I wanted to find out who was behind them. Well, I found one of the sources at Ebony's Braidery and Beads. Her name is Jamesha Bazemore, and she has a very informative website that provides everything having to do with
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Shaunè Hawkins Langston – Attorney & Counselor at Law
By Kim Brown-Taylor at May 2, 2009 | 9:08 am | 6 Comments
Afro Puffs and Ponytails present Mrs. Shaunè Hawkins Langston, a wife, mother of three, sister, daughter and an attorney who will be opening her own firm, The Langston Law Firm, on June 1, 2009. In her own words, this is her story: I grew up in Charlotte, NC and I always had a gift for reading and writing (note, I wasn't too comfortable with math though).
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