Get The Scoop On Michelle Watson's Healthy Organic IngenuiTea™ Tea Products

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TEA ARTISAN MICHELLE WATSON LAUNCHES HEALTH OPTIMIZED ORGANIC TEA PRODUCTS INSPIRED BY
HER GREAT-GRANDMOTHER

Meet Michelle Watson, the founder and CEO of IngenuiTea, a Black-owned line of organic tea products. When her phone kept ringing, she was sure there was a problem.

But that buzz buzz buzzing was the sound of validation. This active-duty vet took a leap of faith to open a business during uncertain times.

The result? A nearly sold-out launch the very first day she opened her website’s virtual doors.

Michelle is the product of world travel. Her great-grandmother Anna was born and raised in Grenada which was a British colony at the time. Before later emigrating to Panama, Anna developed a deep love for English tea.

Her legacy and passion for good tea and spices were passed down to her children, their children, and future generations.

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Get The Scoop On How Kash Works For Wealth And Black Excellence

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Katrina "Kash" Nangle Works To
Help Build Wealth And
Celebrate Black Excellence

Interview By Kamau Austin With Katrina "Kash" Nangle (above)

Katrina "Kash" Nangle, is a young mogul of a woman steady on the rise to make her community more wealthy and successful.  She was born in our history making Jamaica, Queens, New York City area.

Nangle, is in the business of financial planning and legacy building.  However, Kash, is lit making her indelible mark on showcasing area Black luminaries with her elegant Black Excellence Gala.

Kash describes the Black Excellence Gala, as "uplifting and amazing - it’s all about giving people their flowers while they’re still here because a lot of the times we wait until they’re gone."  Ms. Nangle, feels "It's essential for us to see examples of success."

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Black Excellence 2022

Video Highlights

Kash goes on to elaborate on the importance of examples of success showcased in the Black Excellence Gala.  She's adds "At the end of the day, we're all just people, so if I can do it - you can do it, if she could do it then - I can do it, if he could do it: we can do it!"

I convinced the positive and inspiring Kash, to share her goals, motives, and insights in an exclusive interview below.  Check it out after our sponsor's message below...

Get Ready to Celebrate The Black History with the Entertaining Queens Underground Black History Film Festival

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Celebrate Black History with the Queens Underground Black History Film Festival

Get ready to celebrate Black history with the Queens Underground Black History Film Festival.

Dr. Adrienne Whaley, the Founder and CEO, is ready to curate another season of exciting Black films and movies of relevant genres.  

This Event is sponsored by Queens Underground Film Festival, 150-03 Jamaica Avenue, Queens, NY 11432.

Get ready to celebrate Black history with the Queens Underground Black History Film Festival, a captivating event happening in Feb & April.  Don't miss The Queens Underground Black History Film Festival - February & April

Checkout The Trailer for The
Queens Underground Black History Film Festival