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I'm proud to be speaking at The Winters Group Justice for All Summit 2026, where this year's theme is Bold Work, Brave F...
04/08/2026

I'm proud to be speaking at The Winters Group Justice for All Summit 2026, where this year's theme is Bold Work, Brave Future.

At a time when diversity, equity, and inclusion are being challenged, this gathering is about coming together to move the work forward with courage, leadership, and community.

Join me and an incredible group of speakers as we connect, share ideas, and explore bold strategies for advancing equity, justice, and meaningful cultural transformation.

I hope you'll join the conversation. Let's build a brave future—together.

📅Register today: https://i.snoball.it/p/1TDWVFdX/f/1

Register for Justice for All: Bold Work Brave Future and join us to get BOLD

This Saturday, I’ll be at the North Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library for Jubilee and we’re having a conversa...
02/18/2026

This Saturday, I’ll be at the North Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library for Jubilee and we’re having a conversation that’s long overdue.

We’re talking about Black hair.

Not as a trend. Not as an aesthetic. As a matter of dignity, policy, and power.

I’ve sat across from people in workforce settings who were told their locs weren’t “professional.” I’ve heard from students who were pulled out of class over braids. I’ve watched women quietly straighten their hair before interviews not because they wanted to, but because they felt they had to. That’s not a personal choice problem. That’s a systems problem.

The CROWN Act exists because hair discrimination is real and documentable. It costs people jobs, opportunities, and the quiet confidence that comes from being able to show up as yourself. Tennessee has made some progress but policy without culture change is just paper.

That’s why conversations like this one matter to me as someone who works in workforce policy every day, as a doctoral student studying how institutions either protect or fail the people they serve, and as someone running for County Commissioner right here in this community.

I want to help build a Clarksville where our schools make children feel seen. Where our workplaces are actually fair not just legally defensible. Where no one has to shrink themselves to belong.

If you’re free Saturday, come out. The Freedom Hair film screening starts at 10:15AM, followed by a panel discussion.

I’ll be joined by Brendalyn Carpenter, Ava, and for what I know will be a rich, real conversation.

I’ve spent 20+ years building workforce systems. You know what I’ve learned?The most dangerous leaders aren’t the ones w...
02/03/2026

I’ve spent 20+ years building workforce systems.

You know what I’ve learned?

The most dangerous leaders aren’t the ones who admit they don’t know something. They’re the ones who don’t know what they don’t know, and charge ahead anyway.

Psychologists call this the Dunning-Kruger effect. I call it the root cause of most workforce crises AND most political failures.

When I built the SECURE Workforce Model™, I started with questions, not answers. What’s actually causing instability? What do the people closest to the problem see that leadership doesn’t? What structures prevent chaos instead of just reacting to it?

The same discipline applies to serving our communities. Real leadership means:

→ Listening before legislating
→ Understanding systems before “fixing” them
→ Building for long-term stability, not short-term applause

We deserve leaders who govern with conscience, who have the humility to learn before they lead.

01/26/2026

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The hands went up. Then they dropped. 🥹This morning I asked a room full of young women: “How many of you have done somet...
01/24/2026

The hands went up. Then they dropped. 🥹

This morning I asked a room full of young women: “How many of you have done something amazing?”

Hands UP. ✋

“How many of you wrote it down?”

Hands down. 📉

And THAT’S the gap we’re closing.

I had the honor of speaking with the Leadership Cohort about resumes, college prep, and career readiness. But really? We talked about VALUE.

We turned babysitting into leadership. Church volunteering into communication skills. Everyday moments into powerful stories.

We even had a 7-year-old collecting her “star moments.” 🌟

Because it’s NEVER too early to document your worth.
Here’s the thing: Your receipts are your proof, and your protection.

And that’s exactly why the Revised + Expanded Edition of Receipts & Revelations is coming. 📖✨

2023 was about survival.
2026 is about STRATEGY.

Stay tuned. 💜

12/27/2025
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11/03/2025

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Right now they’re 40% off! If you need to legitimize your business, don’t miss this sale. Nov. 3–7 only!



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🗳️Aftyn won yesterday, but here's why we can't stop now.Let me be clear about what happened: This was a PRIMARY election...
10/08/2025

🗳️Aftyn won yesterday, but here's why we can't stop now.

Let me be clear about what happened: This was a PRIMARY election. Aftyn Behn won the Democratic nomination for Tennessee's Congressional District 7. That's huge - but it's only Step One.

The matchup is set:

On December 2nd, Aftyn will face Republican Matt Van Epps in the general election. Van Epps is a former commissioner in Gov. Bill Lee's administration, West Point graduate, and Army combat helicopter pilot. He won the 11-way Republican primary with Trump's endorsement and over 51% of the vote.

Let's be real about the challenge:
CD7 is a heavily Republican district. Trump carried it by 22+ points in 2024. This is classified as R+10, meaning Republicans have a significant built-in advantage.

But here's why it matters that you show up:
Democrats have been overperforming in special elections nationwide this year - improving by double digits in Iowa, Florida, and Pennsylvania. Special elections are different. They're about energy, enthusiasm, and who actually votes.

Look at yesterday: only 12.79% of registered voters participated. Out of over 530,000 registered voters in CD7, just 67,856 people voted in the primary.

The December 2nd general election will have:
- Higher turnout (which changes everything)
- National attention and resources
- Voters who skipped the primary but show up for generals
- A chance to send a message about what Tennessee values

Even if you think the outcome is predetermined, your vote matters. Close races get attention. Strong showings build momentum. And sometimes - especially in special elections - upsets happen when people assume they won't.

Mark your calendar: December 2, 2025

Democracy isn't a spectator sport. Show up. 🇺🇸

DON'T FORGET Today (10/2) is the last day to vote early in the TN7 Congressional Election! ***this district is flippable...
10/02/2025

DON'T FORGET Today (10/2) is the last day to vote early in the TN7 Congressional Election!

***this district is flippable***, don't believe the hype saying it's solid red, it's not, we just need to get folks to the polls. 🫶🏾

💙 Pick your favorite candidate and go VOTE

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