Daysi Calavia-Robertson is a columnist at NJ Cannabis Insider. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, particularly exploring topics such as social issues, activism, and the intersection of beauty and fashion within these contexts. Her work often highlights Latino perspectives and is featured in various discussions surrounding holidays and crime.
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Daysi Calavia-Robertson's coverage is focused on local New Jersey stories that highlight social issues, activism, education, and cultural celebrations. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to family dynamics, lifestyle choices, politics, and societal norms within the state.
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By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
Sometimes you have to choose between your family and your convictions.
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
Ashley Mora could easily spend all her time and energy getting Bolt Lawn Care , the Bound Brook landscaping business she started with her husband, Breydin Mora, off the ground.
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
Shana Manradge wasn't joking when she told me “giving up isn't an option.” When we last spoke in January , the Paterson entrepreneur's dream of
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Firefighters arrived at The Black Horse Tavern & Pub in Mendham Borough Monday to a "heavy smoke condition."
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
Our first official “Group Chat” meet-up at gloYoga in Jersey City's West Side was a total dream!
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September is always a tough month for Norma Perez Alavez as she sees children starting the new school year in her Cumberland County community.
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
| When Leslie Hernandez, owner of I'm So Yoga in Newark, first started taking yoga classes about 10 years ago, she was often the only person of color on the mat and in the room.
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
In her group of friends, and basically everywhere else, Nydia Figueroa Cabrera is a star.
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
Just last year, Ashley Cox did not think of herself as someone who could truly “make a difference.” She also “never in a million years” imagined
By: Daysi Calavia-Robertson
Black women in N.J. and elsewhere say the viral blue bracelet trend is nothing but good old "virtue signaling" which they don't want or need.
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