Real World Read: What to expect from "The Wait" by Jasmine Tate

Halle Berry, Meagan Good and Gabrielle Union dominated films starting attractive, powerful, talented African American women during my teenage years. Among many other things, they were mega sex symbols. When I heard Meagan Good had married a preacher, practiced "The Wait" and released a book about her journey, I was intrigued. Three years later, I was finally able to pick up a copy and dive in. Although I was expecting a “tell-all” of the couple’s relationship and happy marriage, I didn’t get that. What I did get was much more fulfilling.

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Panel for empowerment: Key takeaways from Orange County United Way's Fall Women United Event by Jasmine Tate

On Wednesday, August 15 more than 100 women entered the Lincoln Experience Center in Newport Beach, CA  for an event described to be “uniquely female.” Combining networking, wine sipping, food tasting and engaging dialogue, a local panel presented by Orange County United Way and Bank of America gathered a diverse group with one goal, empowerment.

As three women took over the stage to take on the topic of branding, their words were met with head nods, laughter and internal reflection.

As three women took over the stage to take on the topic of branding, their words were met with head nods, laughter and internal reflection.

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Goodbye probationary period. Hello full benefits: 8 tips and habits for your first 90 days in a new role by Jasmine Tate

When transitioning into a new role there's a lot to learn, and even more comes with a new organization. My journey at TGR Foundation has been no different. I've learned a lot about the foundation and settled well into my position, but as with most new chapters in life, there is much more to learn. I'm enjoying the process. In celebration of my first 90 days on the job, hello full benefits, I've shared seven tips for anyone entering their probationary period in a fresh position.

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Advancing Education: Life at TGR Foundation, A Tiger Woods Charity by Jasmine Tate

When most people read, A Tiger Woods Charity, they naturally link the foundation to golf, but it is and does so much beyond the sport to advance education in underrepresented communities around the globe.

In grad school I dreamed of working in a community relations role for a professional sports organization because of the power of sports and athletes to make an impact. Tiger is a true example of that through his foundation and commitment to reaching millions of students in underrepresented communities around the globe through education, and now you can join the cause.

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