Confessions of A Menopausal Femme Fatale Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Satori Shakoor is an accomplished writer, social entrepreneur, and the founder of The Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers®. For over thirty years, she has graced stages worldwide with her unique voice and captivating performances. Shakoor is known for her ability to weave together personal experiences, cultural narratives, and social commentary in ways that are both insightful and entertaining. Satori’s talent, passion, and commitment to storytelling have made her a beloved figure among audiences, earning her numerous awards and accolades, that include being a 2017 Kresge Literary Arts Fellow.
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A yard sign displaying information about human rights activist Malcom X sits outside the Donald F. Fracassi Municipal Center. The sign is a part of the “Walk Through History” display, which features informational signs describing some well-known and lesser-known influential African Americans throughout Southfield and world history.
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SOUTHFIELD While the global pandemic has changed the way many people live, it was not going to change the annual Black History Month celebration put on by the city of Southfield. It was too important.
“We felt like we couldn’t just not do it,” said Taneisha Springer. “We had to acknowledge the contributions of our Black pioneers. We had to figure out something that we could do for the community because it’s too big of a deal to do nothing. We’re fortunate that we live in a digital age so we were still able to engage the community and