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Brandy Williams is a Freelance Writer, Educator, Mom and Wife. She spends her time writing about her passions for Education, Parenting and Black America. She was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, but currently resides in Dallas. She wears many hats and continues to use her life experiences, be they teaching underprivileged students, raising a son and being a wife or surviving Hurricane Katrina, to advice and counsel others. Brandy is currently studying to receive her Doctorate in Psychology.

Follow her exploits and writing on Twitter @DaWriterChik.

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We Are Our Solution

(6) Comments | Posted April 10, 2013 | 3:57 PM

Recently, BET founder and chairman of RLJ Companies, Robert L. Johnson, released the results of a poll on "Issues in Black America." He considered the views of many blacks on issues ranging from economics to political pride. While the results showed a hopeful outlook, they also highlighted some glaring disparities....

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Say No to Mitt Romney

(2) Comments | Posted July 20, 2012 | 1:34 AM

So Mitt Romney believes that he is the Black man's guy. He feels like He is the best choice to fix the Black community. Please, excuse me as I try to put together sentences that do not make me throw up a little in my mouth. Seriously?!?! Romney, I mean...

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An Open Letter to Black Women

(54) Comments | Posted July 18, 2012 | 12:19 PM

Dear Black Women:

First, let me say, I am not specifically writing to you because I feel that you need to be saved or because you are any worse off than other women. I am simply writing to you because I am you. I identify with Black women, because I...

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Failure Is the Best Option

(9) Comments | Posted October 28, 2011 | 5:41 PM

Some people need to fail. There, I have said it. Look around. There were no major earthquakes. The ground did not cave in under your or my feet as I typed and simultaneously spoke the "F" word either. In fact, life went on as it normally would. The reason that...

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Why Color Matters in America

(25) Comments | Posted September 7, 2011 | 1:19 PM

A student of mine asked, "Why do people put so much emphasis on race and colors?" The question seemed fair and innocent enough. Though I will admit, I was taken aback by the question. In my truest fashion, I turned the question around on her and said, "Why do you...

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How the Education System Fails Underprivileged Students

(43) Comments | Posted August 29, 2011 | 6:57 PM

Everyone is quick to jump on the poverty and broken home bandwagon; claiming them to be the sole reasons why underprivileged children find it hard to "come-up" in the school system. For example, I had a conversation with some very well-meaning colleagues of mine. Their comments went something like this,...

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