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She Exist Magazine Unveils SUPER Women Empowerment Holiday Issue Featuring Jody Watley, Yolanda Adams, Mary Mary (Erica & Tina Campbell) and Keyondra and Kimberly Lockett

Published on October 20, 2022

(Nationwide) – She Exist Magazine is unleashing a SUPER Women empowerment Holiday issue featuring Grammy-award winning music icon Jody Watley, legendary gospel powerhouse Yolanda Adams, gospel urban contemporary duo sweethearts Erica and Tina Campbell (Mary Mary) and sisters Keyondra (award winning gospel singer) and Kimberly Lockett(celebrity stylist), founders of the popular athleisure brand Jolie Noire.”We are thrilled to feature these iconic trailblazers and dynamic entrepreneurs in our publication,” says Monique Denton, editor of She Exist Magazine. “These incredible women are our heroes.” Look out for the She Exist HOLIDAY issue featuring Jody Watley (Yolanda Adams, Erica and Tina Campbell (Mary Mary) and Keyondra and Kimberly Lockett to drop during the holiday season. The magazine will also be available at Magazine Cafe and in Pinned Newstand.

ABOUT SHE EXIST MAGAZINEShe Exist Magazine is geared for business-minded individuals. She Exist model is an integrated quarterly print, and online publication that provides comprehensive articles, such as fashion, entertainment, NYFW, The MAGIC TRADE SHOWS nationwide, international partnerships, including Mexico, Spain, Dubai, New Zealand, Conferences, Conventions Centers, SXSW, business roundtable virtual events focusing on all things entrepreneurial for both women and men.

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