Women’s History Month Spotlight: KaRae N. Carey Posted on March 23, 2012February 27, 2025 By Dangerous Lee Name and occupation: My name is Ka Rae’ N. Carey. My occupations are wife, daughter, friend, stepmother, licensed professional counselor and clinical addictions specialist What do you love most about being a woman? I love the flexibility and freedom being a woman affords me to be creative on a daily basis with my appearance. I can choose long pants, short pants, long skirts, short skirts, make up, no make up, and the hair possibilities are endless! Have you had to deal with much sexism in your industry? The helping profession is female dominated so there is not much sexism to encounter in the profession. Do you belong to any organizations catered to women business owners? I am a member of the National Association of Professional Women, and the Women’s Business Center in Durham, NC. Who or what inspires you most? I am inspired most by my mother and husband. My mother inspires me with her remarkable ability to make miracles with minimal resources, and never ending confidence in me. My husband inspires me with his awesome gift of calm in any storm, and the ability to help people see the positive side in the most dire of circumstances. Something about you that would surprise us: At Work: In my clinical practice I have three “co-therapists”, two turtles and a hamster! They do a great job in helping my younger clients talk about “tough stuff”. When I am not at Work: I have endless energy when I am dancing. I am an avid dancer with talent in many varying styles including Latin, ballroom, and urban styles. Advice for women entrepreneurs: I would advise them to not be afraid to follow their dreams and to surround themselves with people who will support their dreams. Follow on social media: twitter.com/drkarae Like this:Like Loading... Related Discover more from Dangerous Lee Publishing Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe Women's History Month #BlackGirlMagic#BlackGirlsRockBlack girlsBlack WomenBlack women in counselingBusinesscounselingDr. KaRaedrug addictionprofessional womenSexismTherapywomenWomen's History Month
Women's History Month Engage Your Hustle with Paula T. Edgar, Esq. – “We can all be better.” Posted on March 27, 2018March 28, 2018 Paula T. Edgar, Esq. is Founder & CEO of an executive coaching and diversity consulting firm. She provides strategies to organizations, to help with diversity efforts and workplace harassment prevention. Paula is very involved in social justice initiatives with a focus on African Americans and women in particular. She is… Like this:Like Loading... Read More
Women's History Month Kiedra Tyson: CEO & Celebrity Publicist at B3 Face Forward Posted on March 15, 2018September 16, 2024 Kiedra Tyson, Publicist/ Partner at B3 Face Forward What do you love most about being a woman? I love our ability to lead, motivate, and guide in such a subtle way. I can pull this off with such finesse that people don’t even feel pushed or pursued, they just jump… Like this:Like Loading... Read More
Women's History Month Nevertheless She Persisted: Quotes From 9 Black Women Fighting Discrimination Against Women Everywhere Posted on April 1, 2018June 24, 2024 March is Women’s History Month The 2018 national theme for Women’s History Month was Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring Women Who Fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. We featured the following 9 Black women to correspond with that theme. Click their images to read the full feature. Nevertheless She Persisted… Like this:Like Loading... Read More