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Editor-in-Chief Andrea Butler

Featured in The Free Lance-Star, the Dreams in Drive podcast, After College, and The Young Mommy Life, just to name a few, Andréa Butler, editor-in-chief/publisher of Sesi, is available to speak at your next school, community, church, or other event.

Contact her…

…if you’re looking to start your own magazine, newsletter, or blog.
… if you need a guest speaker for your next school, church, or community event. Andréa can customize a session for your group, and she specializes in journalism and entrepreneurship.

Looking forward to working with you!

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― Faith E.

“I used to be obsessed with Seventeen magazine but recently I stopped reading because the culture of the magazine was very different from mine as a young black girl. I began to wish that there was a magazine like Essence, except personalized for my age group. So, one day I just figured I would research and I typed in the google search bar. ‘Magazines for teenage black girls,’ hoping to find something. Then I found Sesi magazine, and my prayers were answered.”

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― Laju E.

“There’s finally a black girl magazine! I can identify with the slang, with the topics, it’s funny and intelligent and uplifting and a whole host of other wonderful adjectives. There aren’t any other periodicals besides this one that I know of that recognize how singular and challenging the experience of being a black girl is and Sesi lets me escape to a place where it is all about ME and US. Thank you for this gift! Know you’ve found an avid reader and fan in me.”

― Taylor D.

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