Boyz II Men Love Shuga Face Shoes!

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JaTonda Thompson and I graduated from the same high school, Northwestern of Flint, and we’ve been keeping in touch through social media. She’s been a very Dangerous girl lately: Tell us about Shuga Face Shoe Design – Necessity, for me, is always … Continue reading 

Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Spotlight: Cindy Chu

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Name and occupation: Cindy Chu—Actress  What do you love most about being of Asian Heritage? I love that I come from such a deep culture and that my parents raised us to appreciate our roots while still allowing us to … Continue reading 

Dangerous Lee Interviews,Tina Nies, Author of “40 Day LoveFest”

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 What prompted you to write this book?   I worked as a life coach for a few years and helped a lot of people as I shared about positive thinking, owning our choices, and tools to be happier. Yet, while I … Continue reading 

Dating and Relationship Expert,Lucia, Gives Dangerous Lee Advice!

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Dangerous Lee: What does it mean when an ex who you haven’t spoken to in 10 years, who you were once in love with, who is now living in another state, contacts you under the guise of being concerned for … Continue reading 

Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Spotlight: Lily Mariye

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Name and occupation: Lily Mariye – Writer/Director/Actor What do you love most about being of Asian Heritage? I like the knowledge of knowing exactly where I’m from. I like the sense of community, the pride of watching other Asian Americans … Continue reading 

Dangerous Lee Interviews Sophia Janell: “R. Kelly epitomizes what artistry is for this era.”

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  This woman can sing her ass off, but that’s not all she can do. Sophia Janell (Sophia Taylor) is an actress, singer, songwriter, producer, and author from Flint, Michigan that has worked with the likes of Jeffrey Osborne, Joe, Sunshine Anderson, Jon … Continue reading 

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Mildred Muhammad

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Name and occupation: Mildred Muhammad — International spokesperson on domestic  violence, women’s rights advocate, author of “Scared Silent” and founder of After the Trauma, a nonprofit organization that helps survivors of domestic abuse to rebuild their lives What do you … Continue reading 

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Alaia Williams

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Name and occupation: Alaia Williams, Business Organizer, Networking Group Founder, and Dot Connector What do you love most about being a woman? Though challenges still remain and improvements in our culture would be welcomed,  I feel like this is the … Continue reading