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IMPACT-Magazine Empower. Encourage. Educate. We highlight ordinary people living extraordinary lives. To advertise: [email protected]

IMPACT-Magazine page is about being the change we want to see in the world! It is more than us talking about it...we highlight people who are being about it! We are bringing about a social change through the power of words and pictures. In 2012, after celebrating five years in publication, IMPACT released its sister publication, "Flawless IMPACT"! Flawless aims to depict the understanding that bea

uty is in the eye of the beholder! If you are comfortable with the skin you are in, you will exude a magnificent power to the world! Flawless highlights the movers and shakers in the beauty and display undiscovered beauties in our "Flawless Fresh Face" monthly issues.

It really should be studied, how people can build you up, then take pride in tearing you down. took to the internet, as ...
05/09/2025

It really should be studied, how people can build you up, then take pride in tearing you down.

took to the internet, as she does daily, to share an encouraging word. This time, she spoke on entrepreneurship, reminding folks that if things aren’t going as planned, it’s okay to get a job to keep yourself and your family afloat.

Nowhere in that video did she belittle anyone. She didn’t say people were a burden. She didn’t speak down. She simply shared her own journey, including the jobs she worked just to keep her end of the bills paid. Let’s not forget, the world was first introduced to her while she was driving Uber!

Yet the think pieces of outrage began rolling in. From people saying they unfollowed her months ago because she “talks down,” she thinks to highly of herself, and the wildest one, someone saying she’s telling people to get a job while wearing diamond bracelets and Gucci. Wait… what?

This is what happens when comprehension is replaced with criticism. Some people sit quiet, waiting for their moment to jump in. They stay dormant until there’s a slip, a message, or even just a misunderstanding, then rush out of the woodwork to tear someone down.

Tabitha Brown was encouraging entrepreneurs that it’s okay to work while you build. That’s wisdom, not arrogance.

A woman we’ve all watched come up, who walked through some of the same struggles, now being treated like she can’t relate or speak on it? That’s wild.

On a night filled with love, gratitude, and reflection, IMPACT Magazine marked its 18-Year Anniversary Celebration with ...
27/08/2025

On a night filled with love, gratitude, and reflection, IMPACT Magazine marked its 18-Year Anniversary Celebration with a powerful gathering of community, supporters, and friends who have been part of the magazine’s journey.

Founder and Editor-in-Chief, , opened her remarks with heartfelt words: “My, my, my… you all showed up and showed out to celebrate IMPACT Magazine’s 18-Year Anniversary Celebration. The evening made me step back, to see the community and to say thank you… to you.”

The evening was more than a celebration of longevity, it was a testament to the strength of community and the spirit of giving. Guests rallied behind the Evelyn Yvonne Brown Resource Scholarship, named in honor of Brown’s mother, contributing to a record-breaking $10,000 raised.

This scholarship directly supports students as they transition into their educational and professional journeys. Last year, the initiative raised $5,000, benefiting students in Utah, Houston, North Carolina, and Brown’s hometown of Trenton, NJ. This year, with the doubled total, even more students will receive vital resources and encouragement to pursue their goals.

“The support you’ve given means more than words can say,” Brown shared. “It’s not just about the money; it’s about hope, access, and opportunity. This scholarship carries my mother’s legacy forward while creating pathways for the next generation.”

As IMPACT Magazine looks ahead, the 18-Year Anniversary serves as a milestone moment, a reminder of where the publication has been, and the greater change it continues to inspire in Utah and beyond.

Thank you to LouiseAnna Flava, a caterer who traveled from St. George and sponsored Nothing Bundt Cakes!

Photography by: Pamela Hirwa Photography

For the full article and more pictures, head over to www.theimpactmagazine.com

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19/08/2025

Happy birthday …

Continue to rest in peace

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For 23 years, Kem’s music has been the soundtrack to love, healing, and redemption. But behind the voice is a man whose ...
18/08/2025

For 23 years, Kem’s music has been the soundtrack to love, healing, and redemption. But behind the voice is a man whose journey has been shaped by struggle, faith, and honesty.

“Music was the light at the end of the tunnel,” he says of his battles with addiction and mental health. “It was my refuge, my place of solace.”

Now, is entering a bold new chapter; leaving Motown to return to his roots as an independent artist. “I’m not reinventing myself, I’m responding to the moment,” he shares. “This is an opportunity to have more autonomy, more control, and connect with people in a unique way.”

Love, too, has taken on deeper meaning. “Romance is the top layer. Love is deciding to come home anyway,” he says, reflecting on marriage, fatherhood, and the balance between caring for others and nurturing himself.

With new music, visuals, and tours ahead, Kem’s focus is clear: “The music is the soundtrack to people’s lives, and I take that seriously.”

Go to www.theimpactmagazine.com to read the entire article. Catch him on tour and follow for updates.

Some people are born to stand in the spotlight,  was born to own it. Dubbed “Most Likely to Be Oprah” back in high schoo...
13/08/2025

Some people are born to stand in the spotlight, was born to own it. Dubbed “Most Likely to Be Oprah” back in high school, Nikki has been capturing hearts and commanding rooms with her larger-than-life personality for as long as she can remember.

From the runways of NYFW and FFFWEEK to the glossy pages of The New Yorker and Condé Nast, Nikki’s journey began in 2007 as a plus-size model. But she didn’t stop there, her voice, her style, and her undeniable presence led her to earn a degree in Broadcasting and land appearances on not one, but two national TV syndications.

And on August 15th at the Four Seasons Atlanta, Nikki will be right where she belongs, front and center, interviewing our distinguished guests before IMPACT Magazine’s 18th Anniversary Dinner Celebration with KEM.

From the workplace to the White House, Black women have been under attack. And we have to ask… why?Most of us were raise...
13/08/2025

From the workplace to the White House, Black women have been under attack. And we have to ask… why?

Most of us were raised during the Reagan administration. We saw what crack did to our communities. We lived through that time. And we worked hard to make sure we would never be that generation.

Today, we are the most educated. The fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs. We do this, under oppression, under desolation, we still do this.

And that… is exactly why we are under attack.

Historian and writer Stacey Patton said it best:

“The educated, self-sufficient Black woman who climbed, who mentored, who dared to lead is just as despised as the so-called welfare queen. Maybe more. Because her existence exposes the lie that the system is fair. Her presence in boardrooms, classrooms, courtrooms, and agencies is a mirror they can’t stand to look into because it shows them what they tried to erase still standing. Still building. Still succeeding.”

We must understand who we are dealing with. And then? We have to move together… because the only way forward is the collective.

Thoughts?

In every city, there are quiet architects of change; people whose work rarely makes the headlines, but whose influence s...
05/08/2025

In every city, there are quiet architects of change; people whose work rarely makes the headlines, but whose influence shapes communities, families, and futures. One of those visionaries is Esther Jackson-Stowell, and it is with deep gratitude that we announce her company, , as a proud partner of IMPACT Magazine’s 18th Anniversary Celebration with KEM.

Esther’s journey is not one of convenience, it’s one of calling. A woman who walked boldly into the world of real estate, not just to build wealth for herself, but to equip others to build legacies.

In 2010, she founded Ekot Properties Inc. to create pathways for ownership and generational stability. Five years later, she launched Ekot Real Estate, LLC to expand that mission through strategic sales and education. Her background in property management, rooted in the vibrant San Francisco Bay Area, became the soil in which she would plant seeds of transformation.

With a Master’s degree in Public Administration, a Real Estate Management license, and a Certified Occupancy Specialist credential, Esther doesn’t just show up prepared, she shows up qualified, intentional, and ready to shift the narrative.

Her service to the Salt Lake City Historic Landmark Commission and leadership as chair of both the Human Rights Commission and the Poplar Grove Community Council in 2022 reveal her commitment to equity not only in housing, but in humanity.

Behind her accolades is a woman deeply grounded in love: a proud wife, mother, and foster parent. A woman whose brilliance in business is only rivaled by her compassion for people.

🚨 Health Alert: Legionnaires’ Disease Cluster in New York 🚨A public health warning has been issued after one person died...
02/08/2025

🚨 Health Alert: Legionnaires’ Disease Cluster in New York 🚨

A public health warning has been issued after one person died and 22 others have fallen ill in New York due to an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease.

What is Legionnaires’ disease?
It’s a severe form of pneumonia caused by legionella bacteria, often spread through mist or v***r from air conditioning systems, fountains, or cooling towers — not person to person.

Cluster Location:
Detected in Harlem as of July 25. If you’ve been in the area and have flu-like symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

Symptoms to watch for:
• Fever and chills
• Cough and shortness of breath
• Muscle aches and headaches
• Diarrhea

Don’t ignore symptoms. Early detection can save lives.

If you or someone you know in the Harlem area is feeling unwell, call your healthcare provider or visit a medical center right away.

Stay safe. Stay informed.

I’m celebrating… 18 Years of IMPACT! When I started this journey, I had no idea where it would take me, but I knew it wo...
31/07/2025

I’m celebrating… 18 Years of IMPACT!

When I started this journey, I had no idea where it would take me, but I knew it would be rooted in purpose, truth, and power to empower, encourage, and educate our readers. And now, 18 years later, I’m halfway sold out for the celebration that speaks to exactly that.

On Friday, August 22nd at 8PM, we’re gathering at , Utah’s first Black-owned brewery, newly opened in the heart of Salt Lake City’s Central 9th. What better place to honor this milestone than a space that represents vision, culture, and elevation?

So pull out your white. Whether it’s fashionably chic or a clean white tee, your presence is what matters…. And thank you to the response! We are halfway to being sold out!

A portion of proceeds will benefit the Evelyn Yvonne Brown Resource Scholarship, supporting students who are out here trying to shift the world.

Let’s raise a glass to impact, culture, and community. Limited tickets still available, grab yours now.

https://www.theimpactmagazine.com/product/awa/

August 22nd, 2025 | 8:00 PM | Policy Kings Brewery | 79 W. 900 South | Salt Lake City, UT

One thing for certain, two things for sure, Torrance Hill lives the Executive Life… without any fancy introductions, or ...
30/07/2025

One thing for certain, two things for sure, Torrance Hill lives the Executive Life… without any fancy introductions, or shortcuts… just grit, vision, and a deep belief in what is possible.

didn’t just chase success, he engineered it. From teaching himself software development with no formal training, to helping take a small gaming company from $30 million to a $1 billion IPO, he’s lived what many only talk about.

But what makes Torrance different isn’t just the business moves, it’s the heart behind them. It’s the way he invests in people, mentors youth, builds platforms for creatives, and opens doors others pretend aren’t even there.

That’s why I’m beyond proud to have him join IMPACT Magazine as a partner for our 18-Year Anniversary Cover Release Dinner featuring the legendary KEM.

Because when legacy meets intention, when vision aligns with purpose, that’s the Executive Life.

August 15th | Four Seasons Atlanta
A celebration of soul, storytelling, and those who dare to build.

You know you’re a bad black woman when you have the president lying on you… swipe left… and watch the pattern!Via:
27/07/2025

You know you’re a bad black woman when you have the president lying on you… swipe left… and watch the pattern!

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