Chazley Williams
A true southern girl at heart, Chazley Williams thrives on educating and inspiring others. She is an advocate for disability rights and diversity issues. Chazley enjoys reading and reviewing books and podcasts. She wants to share her perspective through writing on important topics regarding education, diversity issues, and generational trauma. Chazley is also a wife, caregiver, writer, educator, and visionary. She has a BA in English and Political science as well as obtained a Master's of Education.
More From Chazley Williams
Fall Book List: Top Books Written By Women On Confidence, Leadership And Success
What better way to reflect and prepare than to read a few good books on confidence, success and inspiration? Add these to your fall reading list to guide you through these last few months of the year.7 Banned Books By Women To Add To Your Fall Reading List
Works written by women have been popular not only for the icons who wrote them but for the controversial content. With themes that relate to women and minorities in particular, consider adding a few to your personal library.Summer Films To Add To Your Streaming Watch Lists
Streaming services are set to release some of the biggest movies this summer, from every genre. Here are a few you'll want to see.Affirmations On Peace, Gratitude, And Courage For Career Success
Affirmations are a good way to create positive changes in your life, beginning with your morning or night routines. Here are a few you can try to boost positivity and motivation.5 Women Poets Who Inspire, Enlighten And Uplift
To kick off National Poetry Month, we celebrate five women poets who tell the stories of joy, feminism and triumph to inspire us all.5 Reboots Of Classic TV Shows Actually Worth Streaming
Here are a few TV reboots to add to your watch list this weekend and beyond.8 Books To Motivate You To Boss Up In Your Career
These books will inspire you to push for more fulfillment, connection, development, and advancement in your career journey.Here Is Why Shows Like 'Harlem' And 'Run The World' Can And Should Co-Exist
The much-anticipated comedy ‘Harlem’ from Amazon Studios streaming on Prime Video has been considered by some to be similar to the likes of Starz ‘Run the World’ and HBO’s 'Insecure' with the four Black girlfriend dynamic. On the contrary, who says more than one show about Black women can’t exist!? Both shows are being referred to as a modern-day ‘Sex and the City’ with beautiful diverse Black women, and both of these shows are just what was needed.5 Inspirational Books To Kick Off A Prosperous New Year
With the end of the year quickly approaching, everyone is looking for a fresh start for 2022, and these books can help you with that.Review: Rebecca Hall’s 'Passing' On Netflix
Intriguing, yet heartbreaking would be words to describe the Netflix film Passing.Intentional Support And Resources For Tackling Suicide Amongst Black Women
Recognizing the signs of depression and suicide in a loved one can be serious. The first lifesaving step is getting them the help they need, to do this, we need to be open to those tough conversations.Black Women With Fertility Challenges: Why They Suffer In Silence
Research has proven that Black women are twice as likely as white women to suffer from infertility, but are less likely to seek medical help.
