Christelyn Karazin facts for kids
Christelyn Karazin, born on July 17, 1973, is an American writer and blogger. She writes about relationships, especially about people from different backgrounds forming connections. Christelyn runs a blog called "Beyond Black & White." She has also written for well-known magazines like Woman's Day, Ebony, Jet, and the news agency Reuters.
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About Christelyn Karazin
Early Life and Education
Christelyn Karazin completed her studies at Loyola Marymount University in 1999. She earned a degree in communication and media studies. During her time there, she wrote for the university newspaper, The Los Angeles Loyolan. This experience helped her prepare for her future career as a writer and blogger.
Promoting Family Planning
In 2010, Christelyn started an important project. She wanted to encourage adults to plan for families when they are ready to provide a stable and supportive home for children. This idea came about after her oldest daughter asked a thoughtful question about family structures. Christelyn realized that many children might have similar questions. Her project promotes the idea that couples should be ready emotionally, physically, and financially before starting a family.
Supporting Women's Growth
Christelyn Karazin also created "The Pink Pill." This is a private online community and a course designed to help Black women improve their lives. It is part of the "Beyond Black and White" website. The program offers "Strategies for Living Well to the Extreme," which means it provides ways for women to live their best lives. Many people have supported and praised this course.
Digital Media Work
In 2013, Christelyn launched SheThrives, a network for bloggers. The next year, in 2014, she hosted a dating web series called Swirlr. Through her blog and other online work, Christelyn has become a key voice in discussions about relationships and personal development.
