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By Caryn Warren

As we close out the first day of Kwanzaa, dedicated to Umoja (Unity), it feels only fitting to reflect on the monumental performance Beyoncé delivered yesterday. Her Superbowl-worthy halftime show was more than just entertainment—it was a masterclass celebrating Blackness, collab...

By Caryn Warren

As a woman who has spent over 27 years in the tech industry, I can confidently say that the journey wasn’t easy. When I began my career, there was one thing I lacked that could have made a world of difference—a mentor. Navigating the complexities of an underrepresented field like...

By Caryn Warren

Honesty and transparency are two words that are echoed in the workplace. Well, it's time to be honest and transparent about the soul-stealing and energy-draining experiences many of us face in the workplace, especially as black women. We are tired of the microaggressions and pass...

By Caryn Warren

Everyone who knows me knows that I am a huge Beyoncé fan. She is my favorite music artist. We could all learn something from her about work ethic. After my review, I will share ten things we can learn from Beyoncé as business owners.

Review:

In a world where artistry often bows...

By Caryn Warren

First, let's get something straight! I am a movie fanatic. I am a Marvel junkie. I love superhero movies. I am a champion for women's empowerment.

Congratulations to Nia DaCosta, a Black woman who directed The Marvels. She is the first Black woman to direct a Marvel film and the...

By Caryn Warren

Introduction
The Information Technology (IT) sector is a world of innovation, problem-solving, and constant change. While navigating through my career, I've noticed a fascinating trend: many of my IT coworkers are introverts. Unlike me, they tend to be quiet, thoughtful, and often...

By Caryn Warren

I visited the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, in the summer of 2008 while on a work trip.  I didn't know anything about it and wasn't really excited about going, lol. I was shocked to see all the black artists and different genres displayed. It was an eye-opening exp...