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She’s SINGLE is Everything for the Black Woman from news to advice; entertainment and motivation. She’s SINGLE looks to occupy a special place in the hearts of millions of Black women-it’s not just a magazine but her most trusted confidante, a brand that will revolutionize the magazine industry and become a cultural institution in the African-American community. Founded by African American author, Lisa K. Stephenson, her vision is that all women of color continue to be celebrated and uplifted in a world where the goal is to seemingly eclipse us. She’s SINGLE will look to flourish beyond its pages with extensions such as the She’s SINGLE Bachelorette Celebration and Community Leaders Summit hosted and powered by African American female leaders. Source
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| Scope | African-American/Black, Women |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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