Hey Chic Happens ! The Education of L.A.Moore

To make up   roughly 36% of the US female population, but being the most underrated , unappreciated, and unprotected . To be desired, but to never be fully loved or supported.   To be one with the universe and help build the nation. Only to be treated as if we’re a burden. The black woman is a beautiful, divine, and wonderfully made human being, yet her beauty and strength go unrewarded. Sometimes, discarded, and even ignored. Society has labeled her difficult, aggressive, and “manly”. With these unwarranted labels there’s no wonder why she must wake up every day, put that s on her chest, and cape on her back. This then leads to the black woman superhero syndrome that develops in the mind. The one that says you must excel, and are obligated to manifest strength, obligated to suppress emotions, resist being vulnerable or dependent, succeed and help others despite limited resources. There is a need for support of the black women because she more than just her skin. In 20...

       Tell me something about yourself?   Does this question sound familiar?  They say you're the product you're supposed to be selling when it comes to resume, but how do you do it? There is a right and wrong way to let a potential employer know just who you are, your experience, and why you are the right person for the job. Your resume should include your contact information such as your name, number, and email address. In addition to this you should list your educational background, employment history, and skills you possess that are relevant to the job you are seeking. Some resumes go so far as to list awards and certifications you may have received, and a small profile that provides insight into who you are as a candidate for employment. If you have received many accolades, and are comfortable with including a profile, then do so. However, this is not mandatory. Depending on the type of job you are seeking, they say its more than ok to thin...