Five Reasons I Want to be a Black Woman - Former Miss Georgia Celebrates the Black Woman
Whether it's the unique quality of relating to men, parenting, or embracing a strong self image, bootylisious curves, or unashamed boldness, women everywhere will benefit from adopting a little of the flavor of the "black woman" within!

CUMMING, GA, August 25, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- With the release of feature film 'The Help' and the upcoming unveiling of the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Washington D.C., race relations are once again taking center stage in media coverage and cultural forums. This evolving climate of racial diversity provides a perfect opportunity for relevant and insightful conversation.

Kim Gravel has traveled the world meeting and connecting with people as an inspirational speaker, television host, entertainer and life coach. She has listened and learned about different cultures, races and societies, and connected with one segment in particular - the black woman. Repeatedly among the African American women Kim meets, she sees positive virtues like strength, perseverance, transparency, independence, and confidence.

Kim's experiences with women in the black community have inspired her to write a book and blog series entitled 'Five Reasons I Want to be a Black Woman.' Her inspiration was fueled by admiration for and the desire to celebrate the black woman. Kim explains, "I've spoken to, life-coached and ministered to thousands of women over the years but there is something I've noticed about black women that is unique. There is something they have that I am drawn to like white on rice. African American women possess certain qualities that ALL women could learn from. Whether it's how they relate to men, how they parent or even their self-image. This book will reveal those unique qualities and inspires ALL women to bring out their strength, power of influence and their black woman within!" Her multi-media and multi-mode campaign of the same title will also include a series of podcasts with this theme. "In speaking with over 100 black women from all different walks of life, I have seen a common thread that links them not only in heritage but in voice. That strong voice and self-assuredness is what makes me say "I want to be a black woman"!

Kim is available for print media, radio spots, and television segments as a contributor or commentator in discussions of race relations and women's issues. Her insight gained through being a life coach, entertainer, inspirational speaker, television host interviewer, entrepreneur, author, wife, and mother give her a unique perspective that appeals to audiences from all walks of life. Her latest inspiration is sure to serve as a vehicle for embracing racial diversity!

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