Blog Archives

Pursue Your Ambitions As If They’re Achievable – Because They Are

Posted on October 5, 2015 by stephana — Leave a comment

Don’t let anyone get in the way of your ambitions. There are always naysayers and haters who will put obstacles in your path. They tell you that you won’t amount to anything. They call you a dreamer. They…

Tagged with: ambition, ambitious, apple, Black image, businesses, dreamers, farrell williams, faster horses, game changer, haters, henry ford, jay-z, obsticles, so ambitious
Posted in business, inspiration, inspirational, inspirational quotes, motivation, motivational speaking, muse, succes

Your Minute of Motivation – Environment

Posted on October 3, 2015 by stephana — Leave a comment

Conversation with Kevin T. Robertson on Environment

In this episode on Environment, I aim to convey to my audience that the sum of the people around them the most equals the level of success in their lives.

Tagged with: achievement, circle of friends, circles, environment, goals, google plus, inspiration, kevin t. robertson, ktr, ktr show, motivation
Posted in achievement, goals, inspiration, motivation, motivational speaking

Dodging the question

Posted on September 15, 2015 by stephana — Leave a comment

During the march toward the washington mall a young man encountered Mr. Ron Cummings, owner of Ghost Riders Co. and apparent ring leader of this small group of Virginia Confederates. In this short clip we see him asking Ron about…

Tagged with: Confederacy, Confederate Flag, Confederate Rally, DC Protest, interview, lincoln memorial, march, Race relations, racial bias, racial inequality, Racially charged murder, Racism, reverse racism, washington mall
Posted in confederate, confederate flag, confederates, DC Events, federal government, race relations, racism, US Race Relations

Getting “Educated” About the History of the Confederacy

Posted on September 8, 2015 by stephana — Leave a comment

A couple of Pennsylvania Confederates arrive at the anti-racism counter protest side of the park and are challenged by some of the attendees of the counter protest. Let’s see what happens during the exchange… I think it’s fair to note…

Tagged with: Anti-Racism, Anti-segregation, Confederacy, Confederate Flag, Confederate Rally, Corner stone speech, Counter protest, dylann roof, Lynching, Race relations, Race war, Racially charged murder, Racism, reverse racism, Virginia Confederates, Washington DC
Posted in DC Events, Fights, Law, NEWS, Political Activism, Politics, Social, social class, US Race Relations

It takes Washington DC just Five and a Half Minutes to Forget A Protest Even Happened

Posted on May 13, 2015 by stephana — 1 Comment

So! Over the Mother’s Day Weekend, I took some video from the front of the Million Mom March protest to the end of the protest and then I taped a little bit longer it turns out that it only takes…