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Disciple. Wifey. Mommy.
Scripture enthusiast. Writer. Christ-centered, Competent Legal Counsel.
💛: @impairfectmama
💼: @whiteheadlawandconsulting

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER: No clients were harmed in the making of this comedic reel. 🤣

#ofcourse #ofcoursechallenge #lawyer #lawyerlife #imalawyer #latepost #trendingreels by @kenoshawhitehead

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3 years ago

Officially introducing @impairfectmama!

I am courageously delighted to share my EXTRAordinary journey of motherhood and marriage, beauty and belonging, with you. 💛✨

You are graciously invited to follow, comment, and share!

Cover photo: @taghinaderzad + @marieclairemag
Albinism Advocate photo: @kennethcole
Beauty photo: @ms.mua.christinecody

#momblogger #momblog #momlife #albinism #albinismawareness #albinismisbeautiful #albino #albinos #marfansyndrome #marfan #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock #blacklove #blackfamily by @kenoshawhitehead

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Tomorrow (9/18) at 10:00 a.m. on Let’s Talk LAW!, we will remember Judge J. Dewayne Thomas, our beloved Hinds County Senior Chancellor, who suddenly passed away yesterday evening at his Byram home at the age of 72. Attorney Lajuanda W. Griffin and Attorney Dorsey R. Carson will join me to reflect on the profoundly impactful person and jurist Judge Thomas was, and we will honor and glean from the meaningful and memorable lessons and legacy of his devoted and skillful jurisprudence.

Starting around 10:30a, we invite the legal community and the community at large to call in to share your uplifting stories. We would LOVE to hear from you @ ☎️: 601-948-5950.

📻 WMPR 90.1 FM | Jackson, MS
📆 Friday, September 18, 2026
🕗 10:00 AM CT
📲 Streaming LIVE on Facebook @KeNoshaWhitehead by @kenoshawhitehead

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Y’all, this worn out, workin’ mama doesn’t know whether she’s coming or going, but I do know that, as of today, both kiddos have officially kicked off a new school year! 🙌🏼🎉 We are wholeheartedly trusting the Lord for a safe and successful year of learning and growing for them! 🥰🙏🏼🩷💙🙏🏼🥰 by @kenoshawhitehead

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“Tired people don’t dream well.” 😮‍💨

Halfway through the year, I struggled to dream. It felt like I was just surviving.

So I went back to three conversations from the podcast — a missionary, a maternal mental wellness consultant, and a lawyer-turned-writer. Completely different lives, same conclusion:

You cannot build something eternal from an empty tank.

Rest isn’t the reward for finishing the year. It’s how you get the vision back for the next one.

Comment RESET and I’ll send you the full playlist. Part 2 drops next week. 👇 taken in Berlin, Germany by @kenoshawhitehead

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TUNE IN TODAY @ 10A! We will be on air at WMPR 90.1 FM & here on my FB page! by @kenoshawhitehead

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Calling All Third-Grade Teachers Across the Mississippi Delta!

Come experience an engaging, powerful workshop that connects high-quality writing and reading instruction.

Entering the 3rd Grade Gate the “Write” Way
Greenville Higher Education Center
September 16, 2026
8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
CEUs will be available.
Hosted by: Dr. Kescher Love, a MS Delta native, retired principal of an A-rated school, and literacy specialist

Click here to register. 3rd Grade Workshop (https://forms.gle/xdH4G7un8TTREMUB6)

The gate to stronger writing opens here. Let’s walk through it together!

share, Share, SHARE! by @kenoshawhitehead

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Before the school year gets into full swing, make plans to join us for an important conversation about some of the latest changes affecting Mississippi schools.

🎙️ This Friday on Let’s Talk LAW!, I’ll be joined by Erica Jones, Executive Director of the Mississippi Association of Educators, to discuss some policies, initiatives, and updates every Mississippi family should know before the first day of school.

We’ll cover:
📚 The Mississippi Department of Education’s new attendance and absenteeism policy—what’s changing and what families and educators need to know
➕ New statewide math and adolescent literacy initiatives being implemented during the 2026–2027 school year
🍎 Resources and support available for teachers and school employees
🏫 Other back-to-school updates impacting Mississippi classrooms

📅 Friday, July 24, 2026
🕗 8:00 a.m. CT
📻 WMPR 90.1 FM (Jackson) | WGDQ 93.1 FM (Hattiesburg)
📱 Streaming LIVE on Facebook: @KeNoshaWhitehead

See y’all in the morning!
⚖️🍎📚✏️ by @kenoshawhitehead

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This Juneteenth hit different for me. I have served on the sidelines of social justice work for several years, but earlier this year, something radically shifted for me—IN me, really. The Lord is calling me to lock in and lead out in a new and more sacrificial, surrendered way. Days like yesterday vehemently remind me that the life I freely live today as a black woman, wife, mother, attorney, business owner, homeowner, REGISTERED VOTER since 18 years old (and the list goes on) is a reality and rhythm that costs countless, courageous souls THEIR OWN LIFE AND FREEDOM. I never want to lose awareness that the trails on which I daily travel were blazed with their blood, sweat, and tears. I am a figment of their wildest imagination, and still, on an immense many fronts, the fight for freedom continues. I am beginning to discern exactly how that fight looks for me in this next season of my career and calling. I am not ready yet, but I am prayerfully preparing.
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We had a meaningful and memorable experience at the @mscivilrightsmuseum and @museumofmshistory for the 2026 Juneteenth Jubilee “celebrating culture, community, and the emancipation of Black Americans.” Our family is grateful to all who made this family-friendly, free event a stellar success! #juneteenth by @kenoshawhitehead

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4 months ago

Today is International Albinism Awareness Day. 💛

If you’re new here (and it’s not obvious 😂), I am a Black woman living with albinism, a rare genetic disorder that, in my case, has caused a complete absence of pigment (melanin) in my skin, hair, and eyes. As a result, I also have ocular albinism, which means I navigate a moderate degree of visual impairment.

Before I found beauty and belonging in Christ alone, I hated how I looked, and I resented God for allowing me to be born with an abnormal appearance. I lived the majority of my youth wrestling with loneliness, depression, confusion, anger, and suicidal ideations. Not to mention, I made toxic life choices that reflected that brokenness.

Now, can somebody say:
B
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GOD!

There are many miraculous layers to my testimony of how the Lord healed me—through truth of Scripture, power of prayer, and the consecration of fasting—to behold myself in HIS IMAGE.

Slowly, but surely though, the very thing I viewed as a burden became a platform. Through ministry, activist acting and modeling, public speaking, and advocacy, I have had opportunities to share my story of redemption with people across the country and around the world. And what I once wished away became a pivotal way God opened doors for me to tell others about His faithfulness and the transformative power of Jesus to change what ONLY HE CAN.

So today, I celebrate albinism. I celebrate difference. More than anything though, I celebrate my Sovereign God who never makes mistakes.

Lastly, if you ever wonder why nothing about you or your life has been ordinary, consider that an EXTRAordinary calling may be connected to the pain. So don’t despise your difference. Because if you’re like me, the thing that sets you apart may be the thing that sets you on purpose.

#internationalalbinismawarenessday #IIAD #albinism #albinismawareness #albinismisbeautiful by @kenoshawhitehead

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📻🎙️ On tomorrow’s segment of Let’s Talk LAW!, we will talk:

“A Woman’s Place” in the Law. ⚖️👠👜

And our guest for this honest and insightful conversation is none other than Attorney Tangala Hollis-Palmer, Owner and Partner of Palmer Law Services, LLC, Public Defender for the Grenada Municipal Court, and proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.

Y’all, to know this woman is to absolutely LOVE her!

We will discuss the unique challenges women—especially women of color—face in the legal profession, balancing the demands of being an attorney, wife, and mother as well as the unique challenges of public defense representation.

🗓 Friday, June 12, 2026
⏰ 8:00 a.m. CT
📻 WMPR 90.1 FM (Jackson)
📱 Facebook Live @KeNoshaWhitehead

See y’all in the morning! by @kenoshawhitehead

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When a potential client wonders if I will be a fierce advocate:

. . . . . Ten years ago today (thank you FB memories), I was a 3rd year law student intern
. . . . . in a ring
. . . . . holding a gator’s mouth shut
. . . . . while wearing a dress.

Ain’t nothing changed but the year. 🐊😏⚖️

But ask me if I would do this again. 🤣 by @kenoshawhitehead

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