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Womens History Month! Naomi Parker, 1940s This photo of Parker bending over machinery with her hair pulled back in a red bandana was the inspiration behind behind "Rosie the Riveter." A version of Rosie was published inThe Saturday Evening Postin 1943 in a patriotic campaign to get women into the workforce, but the iconic photo was originally created as a poster for Westinghouse Electric Corporation with the now-popular phrase,We Can Do It.

Happy National Unplugging Day! I’ve got a life hack coming your way! Ready for it? Just like our phones and computers need to be turned off and updated every once in a while, so do WE! That’s right, sometimes the best way to stay fresh is by unplugging! I’m taking my own advice by putting my phone down and stepping outside for some fresh air. ~ Denise Byers & Danielle Gray ... How about you? What helps you feel refreshed?

#WomensHistoryMonth Gloria Marie Steinem is an American feminist journalist and social political activist who became nationally recognized as a leader and a spokeswoman for the American feminist movement in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Steinem was a columnist for New York magazine, and a co-founder of Ms. magazine.... #GloriaSteinem #Journalist #Feminist #EqualRightsActivist #WomenRightsActivist #Author #Writer #WomenAuthor #WomenWriter #FemaleAuthor #PoliticalActivist #Lecturer #FeministOrganizer

Mary Wilson founding member of The Supremes, has passed away at 76 years old. Mary passed away on Monday at her home in Henderson. Motown Records #RestInPeaceMaryWilson #TheSupremes #Motown #MotownMusic ... #MotownRecords "she took over the lead spot in Glass House, a group that recorded only a few records." ~ Mary Wilson, Dreamgirl and Supreme Faith: My Life as a Supreme #DanDeeLionPublishing #DreamBeleveAchieve

Jolly returned to Jamaica after graduation and worked at Nutrition Research for the government of Jamaica. He moved to Canada in 1962 and engaged in Air Pollution Research forMetropolitan Toronto. After studying Education and obtaining a teaching certificate, Jolly taught Chemistry and Physics atForest Hill Collegiatein Toronto, 1963-1968. Jolly entered the business world by buying a rooming house on the University of Toronto Campus and in 1968 started Donsview Nursing H...ome in Toronto. He went on to build a Day’s Inn Hotel in Mississauga, Ontario and also acquired a nursing home in Dallas, Texas. He owned and operated for over 40 years a 210 bed nursing and retirement home facility, Tyndall Nursing Home and Estates on a 2.5 acre property in Mississauga. At one time Jolly owned, two medical laboratories in Toronto, Ed-Beck Pharmaceuticals and Standard Medical Diagnostics. In 1982 Jolly bought and published the community newspaperContrast.That year he also founded and led the Black Business and Professional Association and the Harry Jerome Awards.He was also active in the civil rights organizations and spoke out on social justice issues as a member of theBlack Action Defence Committeeand was a founding member of the Committee for Due Process. Jolly launched Canada's first Black-owned radio station FLOW 93.5CFXJ-FMthroughMilestone Communications. The fight to get the license took a dozen years and his struggle was featured in the Washington Post and the Toronto Star as an example of racial barriers in Canada. The license was finally awarded in June 2000.It was supported by both the Toronto Star and the Toronto Sun, which ran an editorial saying that "At long last the dinosaurs at theCanadian Radio and Telecommunications Commissionhave admitted Toronto needs a black-owned urban format station on the FM dial." FLOW 93.5 went on air in February 2001 and was the first mainstream radio station to introduce hip-hop to Canada and the first to playDrake, and played and actively promoted Canada's Black musicians. It aired as a mixture of talk and music, including O.T.A. (On the Air) Live!, a weekly. #BlackCanadianHistory #BlackHistoryMonth

Who says you can’t have your cake and eat it too? I began my career as author and publisher when I feel the inspiration behind a book that I am writing that will end up helping someone, is why I choice my career. 10 years later, I’m still so thankful I not only get paid to do what I love, but I also working from bed sometimes doesn't hurt ether. It’s the sweetest! How do you make sure you get to have your cake and eat it too?

Here’s your Monday reminder that you can do hard things, like avoiding the refrigerator until lunch time, even though the yogurt parfait is calling your name. You’ve got this! Tag someone below who needs to hear this pick-me-up today!

Viola Irene Desmond(July 6, 1914 February 7, 1965) Canadian civil rights activist and businesswoman ofBlack Nova Scotiandescent. In 1946 she challengedracial segregationat a cinema inNew Glasgow,Nova Scotiaby refusing to leave a whites-only area of theRoseland Theatre. For this, she was convicted of a minor tax violation for the one-cent tax difference between the seat she had paid for and the seat she used, which was more expensive. Desmond's case is one of the m...ost publicized incidents ofracial discriminationin Canadian history and helped start the modern civil rights movement in Canada. #BlackHistoryMonth #CanadianBlackHistory #BlackCanadianHistory #TellBlackStories #CanadianHistory #CanadianCivilRightsMovement #DanDeeLionPublishing #DreamBeleveAchieve