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I AM REGINA KING: SHE HAS ARRIVED

CONGRATS! Regina King

Congratulations @IAmReginaKing on becoming the second Black woman in history to earn a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Director for her film One Night In Miami. I love to see it! The first was @Ava back in 2015 for her film #Selma.

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Exposure TV Network is a premiere video content distribution network streaming on smart TV devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, Apple TV, and Android TV the network is accessible in the United States, the UK, Canada, and Africa. Brands streaming on Exposure TV Network App are reaching over million-plus homes. As motivated consumers redistrict where they consume content the streaming industry during COVID-19 experienced a massive increase in viewership; Exposure TV Network is a boutique App making it affordable for brands to have access to the streaming world. Virtually, all brands will need to consider how essential streaming truly is for their brand (s) to reach their target market. Aart & Kingsley Agency P.O. Box 511803 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 (414) 533-7239 https://www.exposuretvnetwork.com https://www.exposure-magazine.com https://www.aartkingsleyllc.com Corporate Support Services INFO@RLASSC.COM Streaming Content U.S.A, UK, and Canada for more details regarding the services we provide as a distribution network reaching 160+ Million households CONTACT US (414) 533-7239
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SLN Muse with Kailah Lee. Featuring soulful Nigerian Sisters (Van Jess) and Alex Isley Niece of the legendary Isley Brothers
SLN MUSE Artist Showcase
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A Word with Shawnette Braxton
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Virastan is a sanitizer powered by Path-Away® ViraStan is a plant-based formula proven in world-renowned laboratories including laboratories working with the World Health Organization, to kill over 170 deadly pathogens including previously tested forms of the coronavirus prior to the current epidemic. The ingredients of Path-Away® are GRAS (generally regarded as safe) certified and approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Generally recognized as safe (GRAS) is a United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) designation that a chemical or substance added to food is considered safe by experts, so it is exempted from the usual Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA) food additive tolerance requirements.  It is exempted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Path-Away is listed in the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) and has undergone successful USP-51 (Antimicrobial Efficacy Test) testing as a disinfectant/sanitizer. USP-51 tests are usually on Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli, P. aeruginosa, Candida albicans and Aspergillus Brasiliensis (Aspergillus Niger) For more information about ViraStan, please Inbox me: Support the show (https://linktr.ee/exposuremagazine)
Coronavirus May Have Met its Match: Investigative Journalism with Kailah Lee
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Say their names: Music by Tyre Songz "City on Fire" How many more have to die before we see a change in America. The killing of black on black and the police murders need to stop this heartless and overwhelm in 2021. #forgivenbutnotforgotten
Exposure Magazine: Say their Names
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Exposure Magazine Entertainment Editor: Kailah Lee Her Kind of Black Women: Actress Bria S. Henderson By: Kailah Lee Despite your preconceived notions, Black women are not monoliths. She’s unique and diverse but most people see her as the media’s archetype. She’s over-sexualized, angry, and unsophisticated, and if her features are tooBlack, she’s typecast and underappreciated. Too many sisters have fought the battle to be seen authentically and ABC’s The Good Doctor, and FX’s Mrs. America’s Co-Star Bria S. Henderson knows this fight all too well. “…As a dark skin black woman, as a woman of size, I’ve always had to fight to be seen in spaces I wanted to be in,” Henderson said in Exposure Magazine Interview. How often do we see the non-ambiguous Black women shine—the dark-skinAunt Viv’s, the Issa Rae’s, and the Viola Davis’?  Dark-brown sisters with class, realistic figures, and natural hair exist and the world needs more of this representation.   Young Black girls need to see themselves properly because perception is reality and “Our perceptions influence how we focus on, process, remember, interpret, understand, synthesize, decide about, and act on reality,” Jim Taylor, Ph.D., wrote in Psychology Today.  Henderson emphasizes this importance by saying, “I want chunky dark skin girls to watch tv and be proud to see themselves in her,” because she was that little girl searching for diversity and inclusion.   And through time Henderson bloomed--now bringing nuance to her work. However, her journey was nonlinear and damn hard. She Graduated from HBCU Spellman College and went on to receive her MFA from The University of Washington, but this is where reality set in. Attending a PWI meant her Black was now the elephant in the room.  “I felt like Dorthey in a sense… I wasn’t home anymore, HBCU’s--they nurture us…we’re being birthed and molded and crafted into free-thinking people…”  so once “you leave a place like that… you have to exercise the tools and the morals they give you,” said Henderson. It was a slap in the face to leave an environment that emphasized her worth as a Black woman just to enter a place where opportunity was handed to less deserving white counterparts. Darker Black women are in this constant battle to be treated fairly and exist normally. Thus, the Black women’s fight to get half as what her white counterparts get, shouldn’t be seen with endearment. “The titles that always get labeled on us as compliments are strong and resilient…and I’m like those aren’t complements, that’s survival…that’s just how we get the bare minimum, Henderson adds “that’s actually an insult-- that’s traumatic--that’s harmful.” It can only make one wonder “what’s the expiration date for us to fight for the minimum” Henderson laments.   Nevertheless, women like Henderson—high-value women, who break glass ceilings and carry themselves with conviction are how Black women progress.  Henderson is strategic, she picks the battles she’s willing to die on the hill for and lives a life of substance outside of her roles. It’s not easy being in her position, breaking the norms for Black women “it feels like pressure,” Henderson says, but she sets the stage for more women and young girls to uphold their excellence. Support the show (https://linktr.ee/exposuremagazine) Join our vivacious community click the link below.
Exposure Magazine Entertainment Editor: Session with Hollywood Actress Bria S. Henderson
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Join our vivacious community click the link below. https://tl-3.aartkingsleyllc.com Some of the anthology authors celebrate the launch of their new ebook. Features: Erin Porche', Nadia Francois, Dr. Feleshia Young, Dionne Smith, and Dr. Treva Brown Episode #2 Donna Butler and Latoya Nicole of Solo Consulting, LLC discuss mental wellness and trauma. Business Spotlight with Nadia and Kirsten Roberson of K-Ro Management. Episode #3 Donna Butler and Erin Porche' discuss the anthology and the faith walk. Terra Fontenot and Tosha Mills talk the anthology and her upcoming documentary. Support the show (https://linktr.ee/exposuremagazine)
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