March 26, 2023
GREATER HOUSTON EDITION
African-American News&Issues
Vol. 28, Issue 10
LIVING LEGEND
“Addressing Current & Historical Realities Affecting Our Community”
Women Who Rise By: Chelsea Davis-Bibb, Ed.D.
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are recognizing the organization and podcast, Women Who Rise, created by Teara Randall. Women Who Rise is a safe place for women to come and share their story, their testimony, and what God has done for them in their life journey without judgement. In the world, there is so much criticism and even women can be guilty of tearing other women down, so this organization has made a vow to help uplift and empower women so they can reach their fullest potential.
Bebe Wilson
By: Crystal LaShan
Houston’s theater community would not be the same without Bebe Wilson’s extraordinary talent. Whether she is acting for the Ensemble Theatre, teaching theatre students, or being in leadership roles with the Talented Tenth Theater Company, Bebe has given her blood, sweat, and tears to make amazing theater in Houston. It is her dedication and commitment Randall received the idea to create Women Who Rise from God. “I was praying one night, that is worthy of being celebrated. We are excited to see Bebe starring as Big Ma in the and I was telling God that I want to do more Stages play Cullud Wattah. We caught up with for you. I’m active in church. I’m active in ministry. We have outreach ministries, and her to ask a few questions and to help Houston learn more about I do everything that I can, but at the same this awesome actress. Hopefully, time, I still felt like there was a void, like you will be inspired to catch this I wasn’t doing enough.” Randall felt like dynamic show before it ends on there were people out there that she could March 31, 2023. Go to www. be reaching, could be helping. More importantly, she wanted to Women on stageshouston.com for more For more visit help women. pg. 3 information. aframnews.com
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