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“Women work overtime, do double triple duty, juggle ten balls at once -- children, careers, husbands, schoolwork, housework, church work, and more work -- and when one of the balls drops, we think something is wrong with us.”

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Susan L. Taylor
Susan L. Taylor

Susan L. Taylor is an accomplished editor, born on January 23, 1946. She has had a profound impact on the fashion and media industries, serving as the founding editor of 'Essence' magazine, which won numerous awards under her leadership and advocated for racial equality and cultural diversity. more

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