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After an unprecedented summer of legislative actions that have rolled back recognition and representation for historically marginalized communities, what impact does this have on Black and brown communities navigating the workplace? Discussion Insights: What is affirmative action? Why should people at work care about affirmative action decisions relative to college admissions? Why is affirmative action divisive at work? How do we keep from drowning in the constant flow of affirmative action discussion? Connect with Dr. Edmonds & Dr. Morris on LinkedIn. Links in order: https://bit.ly/3B3uhqs http://bit.ly/3XrJKcZ Connect with Dr. Webster on LinkedIn. https://bit.ly/3AVbX3d Review the discussion notes, questions, and takeaways. https://bit.ly/3WgXpDC

We enter into marriage not only to forge a bond with our spouses but also to embrace the role of being a bonus mom or a son or daughter-in-law. However, expectations and communication with our in-laws or bonus kids can sometimes lead to challenges that affect both our kids and our marriages. To restore and strengthen these connections, it is crucial to initiate open lines of communication and truly get to know one another on a personal level. Although it may be extremely difficult, engaging in difficult conversations paves the way for understanding and growth. Building lasting relationships relies on effective communication and the foundation of respect, which holds the power to bridge gaps and foster harmony in our relationships.Join the conversation with Markisha Williams and Yolanda Agee as they share more about their experiences as a bonus/step mom and with mothers-in-laws. Yolanda is Monique's bonus mother, she's a wife, a mom, and a grandmother who loves her grandbabies. Markisha is Monique's step-sister and has been on the podcast before. She is a wife and mother of four and enjoys spending time with her family and reading books. Markisha is a real estate agent and teacher who loves traveling and meeting new people.Tune in!During this episode, you will learn about;[00:01] Intro and a bit about our guests today, Markisha Williams and Yolanda Agee[02:39] Three words Yolanda and Markisha use to describe themselves as moms[09:36] Markisha's marriage and her relationship with her mother-in-law at the beginning[07:15] How long Yolanda has been a stepmom, and why she prefers the title “bonus mum.” [08:26] Yolanda's expectations before getting into marriage as a bonus mum  [09:13] Yolanda's relationship at the beginning with her mother-in-law[09:56] The biggest challenges in bonus mum and mother-in-law relationships [13:07] What Yolanda knows now that she wishes she had known when she first became a bonus mom [17:05] Roles spouses have in helping build mother-in-law and bonus mom relationships[19:35] What happens when one spouse is passive and the other is trying to take over [25:25] Markisha's advice on how to restore a relationship between a mother-in-law and son or daughter in law[26:50] Yolanda's advice to a bonus mum who is new to her role or has messed up with her bonus kids[31:21] Wrap up Notable Quotes As step moms, we don't go into marriage for our husbands only but for the kids as well. Restoring relationships starts with communication and getting to know each other at a personal level.Sometimes we avoid hard conversations because we don't know which way they will go, but this is the best way to get to know and understand someone.Please consider leaving a review and sharing it with your friends and family!Support the showConnect with MoBecome a Subscriber for subscriber only content: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1834533/subscribeMerchandise: https://demo-with-mo.myspreadshop.com/ Website: https://www.demowithmo.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demowithmopodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demowithmo/Facebook Relationship Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/548524369897098/?ref=share TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@demowithmo/

Family, I am excited for you to hear my conversation with Dr. Markisha Webster, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging for SMUD. We covered so many things in our time together. Dr. Webster was very transparent in discussing her journey and experience with domestic abuse and how a concerned co-worker was the turning point to her getting out of that situation. We also discussed her work in the DEI field in the reasons why so is so passionate about the work. It was an amazing conversation!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iammswanda/support

"Wives Night In" Getting Real About All Things Marriage From A Wife's PerspectiveAs women, we are trained to do everything and care for everybody else, not ourselves. Sometimes, we get so caught up in being a wife and a mom that we forget who we are outside of those. This makes re-adjusting to the ever-changing marriage and family dynamics very hard. But knowing what you want to do as a wife and a mom, what makes you happy, and giving each other grace is what makes all the difference. You are not going to support and love your family the best if you are sacrificing yourself heavily. Find your balance and reteach your children and husband who you are to show up as your best self.No one remains the same. We all change in the marriage journey, and reintroducing ourselves can create emotional resentments at first, but it will keep us happier and help us be better wives and moms. Forcing ourselves to be the same even when we need change can be more detrimental. Since these changes are inevitable in marriage, all you can give to your partner is to be there for them and give them more grace to thrive. Understanding that it's just a season, and each of us has our turns will help you keep things in perspective without being selfish when it's not your turn. Marriage should be a partnership where we encourage and support one another to be better and a better version of ourselves. It should be a give and take, sacrifice, and full of accommodation and tolerance.Join the conversation with Amye Grant and Markisha Williams as they share their marriage experience and how they navigate change and transition to provide you with tools that you can use to keep your marriage strong and bring back the intimacy.  Tune in!During this episode, you will learn about;[00:37] Episode intro and what's special for you today[01:10] Meet our guests and hear who they are outside being wives and moms[04:15] How Markisha and Amye met their husbands [06:42] What Markisha and Amye like most about their husbands  [09:31] Loving marriages of about 8 years and the hardest things they had to face[13:31] How to effectively handle changes and transitions in marriage[18:10] Golden takeaway nuggets [20:58] An overview of a typical day of our marriage life[27:25] How Markisha make time for herself from her busy marriage schedule [33:48] Training our children differently by setting an example that we want them to pick[34:41] How Amye takes care of Amye and keeps her happy [39:14] Monique's experience with her last pregnancy and how it changed her life [44:45] Pressure that we feel as wives on what to do or play as a role [46:27] Why they should not tell you how to be a wife to your husband  [48:09] The top three important things that Markisha and Amye need in their marriage [50:51] Date nights and why they are important in a marriage life[55:22] Being creative and making adjustments in different seasons to be with your partners [56:58] Initiating and handling sex in marriage [64:02] Societal pressures on sex when it comes to women and men [69:30] Amye and Markisha's family support when they got married, and their relationship now[74:40] Markisha and Amye's love lines [77:07] Advice that Amye and Markisha would give to their just married self [78:30] How to reach out and connects with our guests [80:40] Ending the show and call to actionNotable Quotes It's challenging to give your best in marriage if you do not know who you are.Marriage should be a partnership of encouraging and supporting one another to be the best version of yourself.In times of transition and change in marriage, give your partner the grace and support

On this episode I had the pleasure to speak to Markisha Guillot, owner of Run From Sin, about the loss of her youngest daughter Iceland when she was just 4 years old. We also talk about the loss that occurred before her daughter passed and how she is able to move forward in her grief and still be a mother & successful business owner living with the pain of losing her daughter. In this episode we discuss: + The grief that comes with losing a child + Ways to try and fill the "hole" that is left from losing a child + How to still be a parent to you other children while grieving the loss of a child +Reasons to not give up when grieving the loss of a child   Markisha's Information: Website: https://www.runfromsin.com/ Discount Code for TTSS Listeners 25% off: LIVE Instagram: @RunfromSin Facebook: @RunfromSin Personal Facebook: Jesus Child    Connect with Loryn Denise: * Website: www.thistooshallsuckpodcast.com * Instagram: @ThisTooShallSuckPodcast * Facebook: @ThisTooShallSuckPodcast

Markisha Dryden's story is one that truly shows that we do recover. Being born to parents who struggled with substance abuse, Markisha was the youngest of three kids raised primarily by her grandmother. After being introduced to crystal meth by a boyfriend, her story includes having multiple children, jail, check fraud, abuse, multiple cases with child protective services, losing parental rights, and placing a child for adoption. After attending 20 recovery programs, something finally changed for Markisha. Today she is happy, healthy, and sober, and she's been able to begin restoring relationships with her children and her husband.Connect The Courage to ChangePodcast Website | lionrock.life/couragetochangepodcastPodcast Instagram | @couragetochange_podcastPodcast Facebook | @thecouragetochangepodcastPodcast Email | podcast@lionrock.lifeYouTube | The Courage to Change PlaylistLionrock ResourcesLionrock Life Mobile App | lionrock.life/mobile-appSupport Group Meeting Schedule | lionrock.life/meetings

Husband and wife team, Dr. Derrick Mitchell and registered nurse Markisha Mitchell share their incredible path from medical school in Maryland to relocating and starting two successful urgent care clinics in the Houston area all while raising three kids! Listen to Dr. Mitchell drops some important details about the importance of mentorship and hear Markisha share the importance of networking in and outside your community!

Like many solopreneurs, Markisha Velazquez wears many hats in her business, Junior Baby Hatter. For this modern millinery for dads and their baby boys, Markisha is the designer, overseer of pattern making, overseer of production, marketer and business manager. Yet, her passion for her fashion business has not waned. During this interview, Markisha shares: - her transition from costume designer to entrepreneur. - how giving birth changed her and her focus. - the source of her inspiration for Junior Baby Hatter. She imparts a bit of wisdom for emerging entrepreneurs. Listen up to find out about her gems. They'll help you, while you tread your path. If you're looking for the most adorable father and son hats for your men, check out Markisha's collections at https://juniorbabyhatter.us/ I hope you enjoy this episode! If you do, I'd love it if you subscribe and leave a review in the "Ratings and Reviews" tab. Much appreciated! P.S. Let's chat on Instagram (@entrepreneurshipisabitch)to discuss your thoughts and learnings.

Tune in for an all new Blacktopia Round Table Talk Radio with hosts Some Guy Named Jay and Adrienne Charleston the True Butterfly, and special guest Markisha Wyett Bunn AKA Why Yet who will discuss her books, and poetry.  We will also talk about things going on in the world today such as boycotting Gucci and Katy Perry, Liam Nissam, politicians wearing black face, the Grammys and more!  Join us!  Call in!  BlacktopiaBusiness@gmail.com

Catch up with current events with Bree and Markisha, we cover our upcoming event #TheNoirExperience #AllBlack #DayParty and our collaboration with #PoshPgh #MaximumCapacityParty. What we love about #Fall, #Boots #FallTV #FirePit #HotTub #PumpkinPatch #Thanksgiving #Family. Then we move on to #BillCosby #KattWilliams #BobbyBrown #TiffanyHaddish #KevinHart #Politics #VoteNow #WomensRights #BlackPolitics #Pittsburgh #DenzelWashington #AugustWilson

Buckle up and join us on our #Roadtrips. Markisha travels to #DMV, Bree recaps #NABJ in #Detroit and Soleil catches a flight to #LA. #MommyandMe #QualityTime #Monuments #InnerHarbor #Baltimore #NABJ18 #Celebrities #TylerPerry #MasterClass #SpikeLee #Blackkklasman #Hitsville #Motown #TamarBraxton #UnitedAirline #Malibu #VeniceBeach #AfroHaus #FlyPoets #Perris #HotAirBallon #Vegas #HellsKitchen #GordonRamsey

Take stroll down memory lane with Markisha as she reflects on her Jamaica trip and Soleil as she recaps the Hustle Her Way Summit. #luggageloveloot #jamaica #riuplace #montegobay #negril #rickscafe #hustleherway #pr #trademark #selfcare #mysisterskeeper #showupforyoursisters

Markisha Velazquez, Partner & Creative Director of Junior Hatter LLC, discusses the challenges of scaling and growing her business as the mother of a young child. Discover the biggest myths about finding a work-life balance and the mindset shift that allows business owners to juggle their many responsibilities. To learn more about Markisha, visit http://www.juniorbabyhatter.us/ To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com