Beverly Bond Wants Black Girls to Rock

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March 27, 2012

Beverly Bond has reinvented herself from a disc jockey and fashion model to a self-esteem guru for black girls.

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Black Directors Who Should Have Oscars, But Don’t

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In Part 3 of The Root 100 Mentorship Series, the creator of Black Girls Rock! (and member of the 2011 class of The Root 100) explains that her organization helps young women find their best selves through a variety of programs.

Click here to watch Part 1 and Part 2.

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