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FEATURED CONVERSATIONS

A Crown Worthy Conversation with Sheryl Lee Ralph

 In this heartfelt interview, Sheryl Lee Ralph shares wisdom on womanhood, purpose, and the quiet  strength that defines true worth. What began as a conversation about beauty became a lesson in  grace, confidence, and legacy. 

“You have to know you’re enough before anyone else tells you that you are.” -Sheryl

Before Crown Worthy Voices, there was "Hello Beautiful"

The Power of Presence: What I Learned from Sheryl Lee Ralph

Let me tell you the story...

 When I first sat down with Sheryl Lee Ralph, I knew it would be a powerful conversation. It reinforced my own understanding of worthiness. Long before that moment, I had admired her. As a little girl, I was captivated by her beauty and grace watching her on the TV series It’s A Living alongside Ann Jillian. Fast forward to today, and it feels as if the clock has wound backward. She is just as beautiful now as she was then.


 I chose to begin this next chapter with Sheryl Lee Ralph as my featured interview from the Hello Beautiful by Shannon Ayers series because of the way she spoke about worth. Every part of our conversation touched on a different area of life where we are worthy: love, purpose, presence, and peace. It was an extraordinary cadence of validation, strength, and self-belief that stayed with me long after the cameras stopped rolling.
 

She spoke with the same authenticity and grace that she brings to every stage and screen, reminding us that our value does not come from applause or attention but from the quiet confidence of knowing who we are.
 

That conversation helped shape what Crown Worthy Voices would become, a place for real dialogue, reflection, and the kind of transparency that inspires others to stand tall in their own truth. Her journey continues to remind us that worthiness does not wait for validation. It begins with the decision to believe in your own light.
 

Her life's story, Her life's work

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Celebrating Black History: A Continuation of Legacy, Culture

We Are All Cousins, Get Over Racism

 A powerful statement that reflects Jane Elliott's core message about race and the artificial barriers that society has constructed based on racial distinctions. 


Black history is American history. Every day. Every year. Always. The fight for justice, equality, and recognition does not rest in February, it’s a year-round commitment to understanding and uplifting Black culture, stories, and contributions. 

Want to be racist? Give up all Black inventions!

 It challenges the idea of racism by highlighting that much of modern life,  from everyday conveniences to critical innovations, owes its existence to Black inventors and thinkers. 

Racist Grandpa's Change of Heart

 The story of Jane's racist grandpa's, the change of heart that is a powerful narrative that reflects the personal growth and transformation, no matter how deeply ingrained prejudices may seem.  

This Isn't An Experiment; It's Racism

 Black history has transformed every corner of America, from the Harlem Renaissance to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, to breakthroughs in technology and sports.   From the courage of Harriet Tubman and the leadership of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to the cultural brilliance of Maya Angelou and the scientific innovations of George Washington Carver, Black Americans have not just been a part of American history, they’ve defined it. Their stories are embedded in the building blocks of our society, from the abolition of slavery to the Civil Rights Movement and the fight for equality today. 

No Power Can Stop Martin Luther King Jr.'s Dream

 Today, his dream lives on in every person fighting for racial justice, in every community working to break the chains of inequality, and in every movement striving for freedom and dignity. No power, no matter how strong, can stop Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream. It is alive in the work of those who continue to advocate for justice, those who march for equality, and those who believe, as he did, that a better world is possible. 

rediscover the beauty of being seen and heard.

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