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Individuals in the minority community likely experience distressing events that affect their mental health. Racism, discrimination, and inequity affect a person's psychological well-being. The stress may increase a person's risk of mental illness. Some experiences may even be traumatizing. My goal is to build a page which gives resources, help and solutions to the mental health issues that are affecting our community

Minorities in the United States have long suffered lower economic prosperity and social status compared to others. Fresh Perspectives Seminars is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization who takes  21st Century approach to college readiness. The organization mission is to assist students and parents with playing for college with Scholarships. Gwen Thomas. Founder and Author of The Parents Smart Guide to Sending Your Kids to College without Going Broke created in person and virtual curriculum that teach students strategies for winning Scholarships. Thomas has helped students win $20 M in scholarships. The book The Parents Smart Guide to Sending Your Kids to College without Going Broke has 1000 scholarships from high school to PhD. The book provides significant guidance to student and parents. For more information, select the link below

Because of that lack of generational wealth, minority families tend not to be exposed to investing, said certified financial planner Kamila Elliott, president of Grid 202 Partners, a financial advisory firm based in Washington, D.C While societal changes are needed to address  the racial wealth gap, there are also steps Minority Americans can take right now to start building wealth...

The system is failing hard, and racism in the “free” market is being blown out of the water.To help you find minority-owned businesses quickly, I offer a few resources. Online databases such as The Nile List and Official Minority Wall Street offer robust directories of Minority-owned small businesses across industries and geographies. And local business groups like the Washington D.C. Economic Partnership and San Francisco’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development maintain lists of Minority-owned businesses in their communities. If you live in the D.C. area, another great resource is Districtly coal, which keeps a directory of retail-specific businesses in D.C. with an emphasis on woman-, Minority and LGBTQ-owned brands.

When we support Minority-owned businesses, we are supporting black communities. I hope you will join me in that effort all year round.

Becoming a minority homeowner is more than just owning a home. It's about laying a foundation for building generational wealth for you and your family. It's also the base for family & financial security. So, that's why it's absolutely worth striving for.

Passing down a home is just one way that minority families can begin to build generational wealth. Without property as a key asset, each generation must find other ways to acquire enough wealth to leave to their children. If you are in the DMV area, and interested in learning how to buy your first home, buying investment properties and just learning more about real-estate please contact my realtor Matthew Dubbaneh. I trust him and he has also helped numerous of people I know personally successfully purchase their first home and investment properties (Including myself). For more information, please select the link below.

We are not able to know exactly when we will pass away, but when that time comes, if you don’t have a life insurance policy, it can add a lot of burden to your children or other family members. What many people don’t realize is that their family could be held responsible for debts they leave behind. Life insurance is one way to provide financial security for your family and is something to be very proud of. 

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