Showing posts with label Military. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Military. Show all posts

Monday, December 1, 2014

Ronda Berry Stevenson opens a store on the largest military base in Germany



Ronda Berry Stevenson had a store in Richmond hilltop Mall in California she close that store and moved into a new store on Travis Air Force Base in California run under started expanding their business by setting up stores on military bases throughout the United States she has now opened up first international store in Germany the largest military base there in 2015 she will be put in another store in the military base in Spain Italy.



Ronda Berry Stevenson

“God said it 10+ years ago, even though I questioned how He would achieve it, I did what Rev. Dillingham taught me a long time ago. ... Trust God when you can't track Him. ... Here is our first international store located in Germany (as we have agreed to open our next spot in Italy, July 2015) — feeling blessed.”

Ronda Berry Stevenson has been a member of BOBSA for 10 years.

Monday, August 4, 2014

Unauthorized Military Black Hairstyles



Recently, I was in my local VA office when I ran across this article in a military magazine. I was stunned by the article. African American enlisted females worry about family members they leave behind, the threats of war, being targets of rape, and now they are being attacked for wearing hairstyles like braids and twists that do not meet military guidelines and standards.

The Pentagon said the military would review controversial grooming policies that led some to accuse the Army of racial bias. Grooming guidelines released in late March, known as Army Regulation 670-1, included rules on hair grooming. Among the "unauthorized styles" were natural hairstyles popular among African American women, including twists. A White House petition, asking the Army to reconsider the ban, gathered more than 10,000 signatures.

Thank you to the women members of the Congressional Black Caucus for standing up for African American military women and Secretary Hagel for asking the military to review the guidelines. Click here to read the article in the Washington Post.