When Tracy Green and Nancey Harris repeatedly found themselves frustrated by lost or ill-fitting glasses, they didn’t just solve a personal problem—they sparked a revolution. As co-founders of Vontélle, the first Black women-owned eyewear company to land national partnerships with Nickelodeon and National Vision Inc., the duo is not only transforming an industry but reclaiming space that has long excluded diverse facial features, cultural influences, and personal stories.
I love Tyler Perry’s shows and one of my favorites is Zatima. If you haven’t had a chance to watch it yet, it’s on BET+ and it’s about a couple named Zac and Fatima, who navigate their careers, relationship, friendships, trauma and the world together. Fatima’s best friend is a beautiful, stylish and curvy woman named Angela, who is confident, funny and unapologetically herself.
We had the pleasure of speaking with Faith Broussard Cade, a remarkable advocate for self-care, wellness, and personal healing. With 15 years of experience as a professional school counselor and mental health counselor, Faith’s journey is as diverse as it is inspiring.
